Should she stay or should she go?

ABC News and Washington Post published a poll today saying that most Democrats want Hillary Clinton to stay in the race if she wins any of today's state primaries, even by a small margin.

More mind-boggling is their alleged support for a Hillary Clinton Vice-Presidency. After the campaign she has run, I am absolutely speechless about that prospect.

In this sampling of US Americans, 50% of Democrats want Barack Obama to win the nomination over Clinton's 43%.

And who are these Americans? They're only white or Black ---and "teh blakz" are adjusted to represent the minority they're supposed to be, but of course.

"Other" squeaks in at just 1%.

The PDF of the poll is here.


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This is a stupid poll

It's quite possible that Clinton could end up with a better delegate total if she barely lost both Texas and Ohio than if she lost one state considerably and won the other marginally. The question shouldn't be about states, but about delegate totals for the day. If she wins the totals, maybe that's an argument for her to stay, if she loses the totals, that's definitely an argument for her to leave.


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It's not just stupid in the totals

Dude! The sampling!

When was this country just about black and white people? I mean ... augh!


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