FL/OH/PA-Quinnipiac: Hillary strong in OH, weaker in FL and PA

[IceSpear]

What's with the OH and PA numbers? They're completely incompatible with each other. I guess time will tell if PA has had a massive shift to the right and likewise OH to the left, but I'm skeptical.

[IceSpear]

Pennsylvania

Paul: 45%
Clinton: 44%

That sound you just heard were the wheels coming off the inevitable bus.

No, they're still quite solidly on, considering very few people have said she was inevitable in the general election. Unless you're implying some random Pennsylvania poll will get O'Malley to surge beyond 0%. If so, good luck with that.

By the way, if you want to cherrypick, this poll also means Ohio is likely D.

[IceSpear]

These polls are great with Med majuana, against the GOP field, with Hilary, I am looking forward to her winning the key state of FL.

Governor Rick Scott will not let Florida decide the 2016 election in favor of the Democratic nominee.  The role of Florida in the 2000 Presidential election can be repeated in 2016. You can trust that nobody is going to call Florida until some other necessary swing state that the Republican nominee must win (Colorado, Ohio, or Virginia) is called for the Democrat... or Florida runs out of votes.  

This is Hillary Clinton, not Al Gore. She would do anything to win this election, do you really think she would let Rick Scott steal the election from her?

Indeed. The small time Florida Criminal better watch who he's dealing with, lest he end up like Vince Foster.