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« on: November 20, 2013, 03:56:26 PM »

Cruz is TIED with Clinton? Wtf.  Either this poll is wrong, or there is good news for Republicans in Colorado.  Then again, doesn't CO usually have Republican leaning polls this far out?

There is a profound conservative renaissance in Colorado that the rest of the country is just getting wind of.

Did somebody just set their watch to 1994?

Quinnipiac says that Obama's 36 percent approval rating is the lowest that he has gotten on any if its polls. Anywhere. Ever. That is probably indicative of the fact  that a lot of folks just badly misread Colorado.

Quinnipiac polls only Northeastern and swing states.  Barack Obama is way down in the polls for now, and probably as low as he will ever get. This is what one can expect when the President's approval rating is around 40%. It does not poll any former-Confederate states except Florida and Virginia. Just imagine how low its approvals of President Obama would be from Texas or Alabama. PPP has polled such states as Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming.

There's some question of whether President Obama will take the Democratic party down with him... and of course whether President Obama will stay down in the polls. He was in roughly the same territory about three and a half years ago before the 2010 Tea Party election. His approvals returned to about 50% before the 2012 election.

...Is there some 'profound conservative revival' in Colorado, let alone nationwide?  I doubt it. PPP just released a poll of Mississippi, a profoundly-conservative state culturally and otherwise (only 22% of the electorate would approve of the legalization of same-sex marriage). Hillary Clinton has no reasonable chance of winning the state, but she is not down by the 20% or so margins that President Obama lost by. The Colorado Right is very loud. The Democratic Senator (Udall) up for re-election in 2016 isn't in obvious danger, and Governor Hickenlooper is afloat.
 
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