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Posted: May 7, 2015

n case you thought Hillary Clinton was chugging along towards an easy nomination (and I’m not sure where you’d get that aside from some sort of psychotic episode), her books sales have tanked, her book tour has been full of gaffes, and she’s yet to make a clear case as to why she’s a decent candidate, other than that she was once married to the leader of the free world and, reportedly, threw a lamp at his head in a heated White House argument.

As a result of Hard Choices missing most top 10 lists, with its most notable exposure being an Ashley Madison billboard making fun of Hillary Clinton’s cuckolded wife status, it seems Hillary has, for the first time ever, dropped below 50% in Zogby’s weekly 2016 poll.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s fumbles and bumbles in the rollout of her latest memoir, Hard Choices, has knocked the wind out if her easy sail to the White House and put her support in key 2016 presidential election matchups below 50 percent for the first time.

At a time when she should be padding her lead over the top Republican contenders, her underwhelming effort has cut her numbers, said pollster John Zogby.

In his latest Zogby Analytics survey taken June 27-29, for example, her commanding leads over former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie have shrunk greatly, and she doesn’t even receive 50 percent of the vote. Worse, her support among married and wealthy voters has plummeted.

In other words, Hillary Clinton is about as popular in America as a cockroach at a cocktail party. Except the cockroach is probably more welcome because it gives people a ready excuse to abandon ship. Hillary Clinton is stringing the Democratic party along for as long as she humanly can, with the idea that should she decide not to run, she can become kingmaker, with an unlimited cabinet of big money donors and hefty endorsements.

The worst part of the poll numbers may be that Hillary Clinton isn’t yet actually running against anyone. Her biggest threat has, so far, been Hillary Clinton. If she can tank her own poll numbers so effectively, should a Republican even be worried?

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Hildabeast gonna crash and burn. Too many lies, too - Coverups, too many laws broken.

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Hildabeast is a train wreck, but then, that pretty much describes DemAlinsky policies/politics in toto.

Just imagine how hard all the GOP candidates - are gonna crash & go SPLAT!

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She will probably drop even further once she has to start - I only use 1 moniker, never post anonymous

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answering for her actions and inactions. She also has the hearing coming up in May, under oath, which pretty much means nothing to either Clinton, since Willie Lump Lump impeached for lying under oath.

She is way to slimy, probably why she is able to slip out of all the illegalities and lies to date.

Shows how "cray-cray" (term Libs love see below) Demoncrat - party is - that they

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Put all their eggs in this loon's basket. Oh wait...they have 2 back up loons, Barnacle Sanders and Focahontas.

There you have the Demoncrats clown car...beep beep

Must be why that post got so many likes.... - nm

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Earlier, they claimed poor grammar prevents them from getting jokes. Quite a - literary masterpiece you're reponding to

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Just judging by the comment you're responding too, seems to me that's the only kind they get.

By the way, "cray cray" is a very popular term for "crazy" in the real world these days. Perhaps some should try living in it sometime

This article references a Zogby poll dated June 27 -29. The latest Zogby poll - says 32 pts ahead of any rival

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As I said way down below, I'm not a huge Hillary fan, but let's at least get the most recent poll, not a poll from last summer before any of the candidates even declared?

I'm not sure what is accomplished by posting these polls so early in the game anyway but to try to affect voter confidence. Sorry, but it really doesn't.

Here's the latest poll from Zogby, dated April 12, 2015. Even Zogby says not to pay too much attention to early polls, though:

http://www.zogbyanalytics.com/news/573-democrats-most-often-devour-frontrunners

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Every early poll, including the regular monthly polls by Zogby Analytics, suggests that former Secretary of State and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton is the shoo-in Democratic nominee for President in 2016. Zogby Poll numbers are a little less sanguine for Mrs. Clinton but still show her 32 points ahead of her nearest rivals nationally. But even now, as I have reported in an earlier Forbes post, she is only polling 45%.

No doubt she will get a big boost from her announcement and her staff promises to raise a stunning amount of money to scare any credible challengers. But she also carries some baggage that could very well dog even the best organized and funded campaigns. Reeling from charges that in 2007-2008 she was wooden, remote, and too “inevitable” to the point of arrogant, the new Hillary promises to be more personal, a new and proud grandmother. But this in itself is reinvention and that is something to hard to accomplish when everyone knows you and is watching your every move. To be fair, Mrs. Clinton showed a warm, personal and genuine side to her when she successfully won her Senate races in New York we have to see if she is a little rusty from being away from the campaign trail so long. I am also not sure Americans love her husband as much when he campaigns for her as much as when he has campaigned for others. In addition, the GOP will be gunning for her, spending record amounts of money on opposition research and some polls are already showing her not only tied or losing in some key states to Senators Rand Paul or Marco Rubio, but only polling in the low 40s – not a great showing for such a well-known and inevitable nominee.

But there is also the question of history as it relates to Democratic presidential primaries. The fact is that more often than not, Democratic voters tend to chew up and spit out their early frontrunners. The following stories are well-known by political junkies but they bear repeating today, the day of the Clinton Announcement.

In 1968, then incumbent President Lyndon B. Johnson actually won the New Hampshire primary (as a write-in, no less) over anti-Vietnam War challenger, Minnesota Senator Eugene McCarthy. But McCarthy performed so much better than pundits’ expectations that he received the “3 M’s” from the first primary – media, money, and momentum. In short order, LBJ announced that he would not seek reelection and New York Senator Robert F. Kennedy entered the race.

In 1972, early bets were on Maine Senator Edmund Muskie who had performed so well as the Vice-Presidential nominee in 1968. He was aided by being from the state right next door to New Hampshire, always an important advantage. To this day there is still debate whether or not Senator Muskie actually wept following a defense of his wife who had been gratuitously attacked — or he was simply brushing aside a snowflake on a winter day. In any event, the press seized on it and Muskie entered a freefall. He, like LBJ in 1968, actually won the primary, but not by enough, beating South Dakota Senator George McGovern by a slimmer margin than expected. McGovern went on to win the nomination.

In 1976, several party heavyweights – among them Washington Senator Henry “Scoop” Jackson, Indiana Senator Birch Bayh, Oklahoma Senator Fred Harris, Arizona Congressman Morris Udall, and Alabama Governor George Wallace. Defense Hawk and domestic liberal Jackson was considered the favorite. None of them matched the warm persona and plodding ground game of former one-term Georgia Governor Jimmy (“Jimmy Who”) Carter, who became the 39th President of the United States.

In 1980, Mr. Carter was the underdog to Massachusetts Senator Edward M. Kennedy, who battled the President Carter down the wire, but was clearly overwhelmed even before the Democrats met in the summer.

Colorado Senator Gary Hart, the architect of Senator McGovern’s nomination, almost defeated runaway favorite, former Vice President and Minnesota Senator Walter Mondale in 1984 and in 1988, Massachusetts Governor beat early frontrunner Missouri Congressman Richard Gephardt for the nomination. 1992 was to be all about New York Governor Mario Cuomo who electrified viewers with a near perfect Keynote Address at the 1984 Democratic National Convention. Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton did not even enter the race until October 1991 and only came in second place in the New Hampshire primary.

Vice President Al Gore was the only inevitable non-incumbent candidate to win the primaries and nomination, but the inevitable 41st President lost the general election. In 2004, Vermont Governor Howard Dean led the Democratic field for nearly all of 2003, but was upended by Massachusetts Senator John Kerry when voters decided (according to Zogby Polls) they preferred a candidate who they felt could truly win the election.

And Mrs. Clinton’s inevitable nomination in 2008 was just not to be.

In short, Democrats have a tradition and it doesn’t necessarily favor the early best-known, best-funded, all-but-assured nominee.

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