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• Giuliani: 25%; vs 28% in the previous survey, taken Nov. 11-14; and 34% in a Nov. 2-4 survey. So, his support has fallen 9 percentage points in a month.
• Mike Huckabee: 16%; vs. 10% in the previous survey; and 6% before that. His support has risen 10 percentage points in a month.
• Fred Thompson: 15%; vs. 19% in the previous survey; and 17% before that.
• Sen. John McCain: 15%; vs. 13% in the previous survey; and 18% before that.
• Mitt Romney: 12%; unchanged from the previous survey; and 14% before that.
No other GOP candidate was above 4%.

Democrats.

• Clinton: 39%; vs. 48% in the previous survey; and 50% before that. Her support has fallen 11 percentage points in a month.
• Sen. Barack Obama: 24%; vs. 21% in the previous survey; and 22% before that.
• John Edwards: 15%; vs. 12% in the previous survey; and 15% before that.
No other candidate was above 4%.
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Good.
A Clinton-Giuliani campaign season would not do much for the country's morale.
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OH I dont think its likely to change the Hillary/Giuliani rumble in 2008...

I think this poll shows Hillary has a lil bit more of a problem then Giuliani but I do not think either will lose the nomination.
If either does not get the nomination it will be Guiliani..

Hillary not getting nominated will be eclipsed by the return of Jesus and all the flying pigs.
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A Clinton-Giuliani campaign season would not do much for the country's morale.
Tell me about it. Hopefully this will hold up and Clinton and Giuliani won't get past the primaries.
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It seems likely they are both going to take pretty good hits(iow lose most) in the early primaries but in the end win.
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I don't really see any change in the polls. According to that RCP averages of all polls giuliani has not been above 30 since may. We will see, it is much easier to win new votes comming in for Huckabee than the other way around. Every time a new candidate jumps into the limelight, Romney then Thompson and now Huckabee, Giuliani takes a dip.

Giuliani is actually in a better position now that Huckabee is threatening Romney in the early primary states. Giuliani was going to have to come back from a 0-6 in Florida. Huckabee still doesn't have a great shot, and Romney is losing ground. Thompson and McCain don't have a chance.

So really, what we are looking at is if Huckabee can take on Giuliani now.

Hillary is still going to win. Now if Huckabee's campaign takes off who knows. Remember Thompsons surge? Granted Huckabee is just starting to take off. I would say it is over for Romney now and he knows it. Mormonism cost him the whitehouse.
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I would say it is over for Romney now and he knows it. Mormonism cost him the whitehouse.
I believe Romney should convert to evangelical Christianity and dump Mormonism.
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I would say it is over for Romney now and he knows it. Mormonism cost him the whitehouse.
I believe Romney should convert to evangelical Christianity and dump Mormonism.
I could see believing that if we were electing a pope and not a president.
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I would say it is over for Romney now and he knows it. Mormonism cost him the whitehouse.
I believe Romney should convert to evangelical Christianity and dump Mormonism.
That would be a sure-fire way to lose. What kind of guy changes his religion to become president?
It's one thing to have a couple changes in policy positions... but a whole religion?!
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I would say it is over for Romney now and he knows it. Mormonism cost him the whitehouse.
I believe Romney should convert to evangelical Christianity and dump Mormonism.
That would be a sure-fire way to lose. What kind of guy changes his religion to become president?
It's one thing to have a couple changes in policy positions... but a whole religion?!
Imagine if doing that won him the whitehouse? What would that say about our country.

Anyone who refuses to vote for a man based on his religion should be ashamed of his self. I would vote for a muslim if his platform was strong enough.
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