Colorado-Rasmussen: Giuliani leads Clinton by 10%, Thompson and Clinton tied

[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

Hillary has some inherent strengths, and some inherent weaknesses.

Pushing Colorado off the table is one of those weaknesses.

[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

Hillary has some inherent strengths, and some inherent weaknesses.

Pushing Colorado off the table is one of those weaknesses.

I´m wondering now if the Clinton campaign will actually go for Colorado if these numbers stay this way until early 2008 when she´s the DEM candidate and Rudy the Republican one ...

Hillary would have a much easier time winning states like Missouri, West Virginia, and Arkansas.  She could probably win the damn election with nearly 350 EVs and still not carry Colorado.

[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

Although the polls in CO usually favor GOPers by 3 or 4 points. This probably means that Thompson is gonna get beat in CO and that Guiliani is going to win by 46-53.

Fred Thompson is not going to be the nominee.  But if he some how were to win, he's still not losing Colorado to Clinton.

[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

Although the polls in CO usually favor GOPers by 3 or 4 points. This probably means that Thompson is gonna get beat in CO and that Guiliani is going to win by 46-53.

I don't think so!  Fred Thompson isn't even in the race yet, and he's already tied with the already well known Clinton.  In most states Romney and Thompson are running behind Clinton.  The fact that these two unknowns are actually tied with Hillary in Colorado tells me that the GOP should be spending their time on the senate race--not the POTUS race.  The GOP could win Colorado by ten points and still lose the senate race....

Thompson an unknown? Maybe if you were making this argument in April...

Among the low-information type swing voters who usually decide at the last minute, his name recognition approaches 0%.

[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

Why would they hate Hillary but not Udall?

Whoa, whoa, Udall hasn't been elected Senator yet.  We have yet to see how fond Colorado is of Udall.