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a 40-point swing among independents. In mid-January, 59 percent of independents said they had a favorable impression of her, compared to 39 percent unfavorable. Last week, it was the reverse: 39 percent favorable and 58 percent unfavorable. Read it all. Filed under: * Economics, Politics • US Presidential Election 2008

are strongly negative, up seven points since January. Overall, 54 percent viewed Hillary Clinton negatively, her highest level in Post-ABC polling, and 51 percent had an unfavorable view on her husband, his highest level since leaving office. As Dan Balz noted yesterday over on The Trail, Hillary Clinton's ratings have taken their biggest hit among independents, flipping from 59 percent favorable to 58 percent unfavorable in just over three months. But even among Democrats, her favorability fell 10 points and her "strong" favorables

a 40-point swing among independents. In mid-January, 59 percent of independents said they had a favorable impression of her, compared to 39 percent unfavorable. Last week, it was the reverse: 39 percent favorable and 58 percent unfavorable. Read it all

for the real story and not waste time on the crap that ABC tried to peddle at their debate (just check polling on national priorities to know what questions to ask, fellas... it's really not that hard). Meanwhile, in the WaPo Dan Balz writes about Beyond Pa., a Weakened Clinton, which is why beyond today there's really no race any more. For that reason, there will be no North Carolina debate. The North Carolina Democratic Party said Monday that the forum in that state, scheduled for next Sunday night, had been canceled.

Clinton And Independents 22 Apr 2008 11:24 am The self-inflicted damage has been immense: The most recent Washington Post-ABC News poll charts Clinton's decline from a high point just after her victory in New Hampshire to a new low point this spring. In that time, her favorable rating underwent a 40-point swing among independents. In

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for the real story and not waste time on the crap that ABC tried to peddle at their debate (just check polling on national priorities to know what questions to ask, fellas... it's really not that hard). Meanwhile, in the WaPo Dan Balz writes about Beyond Pa., a Weakened Clinton, which is why beyond today there's really no race any more. For that reason, there will be no North Carolina debate. The North Carolina Democratic Party said Monday that the forum in that state, scheduled for next Sunday night, had been canceled.

, for instance, but really, TPM is polling central today and rightly so. All but one suggest a solid but not huge Clinton lead, meaning that my hopes for Wednesday's concession speech are almost certainly not going to happen. Dan Balz tells WaPo readers that, "Her campaign has the aura of a march toward inevitable disappointment," which is my take on it as well, but that doesn't appear to have persuaded Pennsylvanians to force her to throw in the towel. Slate gives us a blow-by-blow

for the real story and not waste time on the crap that ABC tried to peddle at their debate (just check polling on national priorities to know what questions to ask, fellas... it's really not that hard). Meanwhile, in the WaPo Dan Balz writes about Beyond Pa., a Weakened Clinton, which is why beyond today there's really no race any more. For that reason, there will be no North Carolina debate. The North Carolina Democratic Party said Monday that the forum in that state, scheduled for next Sunday night, had been canceled.

From Bosnia to the threatening of super-delegates, from crocodile tears to 3AM fears; Hillary Clinton has shown the country that she is not a person of integrity and she needs to go away. Posted by: Howard Roark April 21, 2008 2:25 PM http://blog.washingtonpost.com/the-rail/2008/04/21/beyond_pa_a_weakened_clinton.html?hpid=topnews