he can lose it. and she certainly complaint win the presidency but the republicans i think they lose it. they re all mid-40s for her. how does she win, bob? if there is an intractable negative built in as you suggest, then how does she win? you see the numbers even in new hampshire where she should get the benefit of the doubt in the split of independent voters and she loses to the gop guys. why y. do you presume she wins in the hispanics and blacks will be high against any of the republicans. that s one. and when the public starts listening to what the republicans are actually saying, if it s cruz or trump or even rubio, they will start losing points because they re not in the mainstream. generally the idea you run to the right in the republican
trump essentially tied and she runs behind cruz and rubio. sanders has almost a 20 point edge over trump and cruz and nine over rubio. in iowa, clinton runs stronger against trump, but still falling behind cruz and rubio. and sanders far better against trump with closer contests against cruz achd rubio. now, all of these are hypothetical match-ups. but again, it s one of the challenges facing clinton. how strong of a general democratic election candidate would she be if she wins the nomination? but polling with sanders is a much more urgent concern. the race is uncomfortably competitive for clinton just three weeks before voting begins in the iowa caucuses. she argues she s the only democrat who can win the white house in november, but it s an open question if her promise of elect ability will be embraced or actually backfire with those democratic primary voters. chris. especially when you just
so all hype aside, hillary clinton is getting all she can handle from senator bernie sanders. and there is a bigger problem. discuss. democrat being strategist and also sally kohn. put up the numbers of hillary clinton and bernie. no, i do not want this. i do. all sex. if you look at how hillary is doing against the big shots on the gop side, here you go, she loses to cruz, she loses to rubio, trump will tell you he s betting her. bernie sanders, however, look at
radio guys starting to really not liking how trump was going after cruz, someone who has really pushed the conservative message during his day job in washington. so while trump keeps on hinting and putting this out there, he does need to be careful with some of the voters who really do like ted cruz not to overplay his hand. so this dynamic is no more con grounding than the one going on on the democratic side. if we can put up the polls about which democrat does better, you get another huk curve ball. clinton losing to cruz, lose to go rubio, head to head in trump. he ll tell you he s beating her. look at bernie sanders. what s up with that? why this division when you go head to head he can t beat her anywhere. when you look among
would have to defend his brother s administration. and he d be like a voodoo doll. anytime you said anything against w, he would have to defend him. whereas romney can skip and say, that s not my problem. i think it s a little bit of a negative for portman by the way is his service in the bush administration as budget director on the item they want to do. but on jeb, if you want to look at hispanic voters, i would make the argument that jeb bush could help romney more with hispanics than marco rubio. what do you think of that? i just think bush is the george will problem, it s too much bush. if you re going to go florida and hispanic, go rubio. and i don t think he s going to go there. let s talk about more interesting candidates. i m looking at chris christie certainly interesting. and condoleezza rice, who has a little bit of buzz on this. you first, chuck. these are very interesting picks. they would dazzle the country. they would. and you would have an issue of