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The Race In Colorado
ByAn interesting poll finding:
Barack Obama (D) currently holds a seven-point advantage over John McCain (R), 46% to 39%. However, if the Democrats nominate Hillary Clinton, McCain will begin the race with a fourteen point advantage, 49% to 35%.
Sixty percent (60%) of Colorado voters currently have a favorable opinion of Obama while just 36% hold an unfavorable view.
McCain earns favorable reviews from 55% and less flattering assessments from 42%
Clinton is viewed favorably by 44% and unfavorably by 54%.
Obama's negatives will doubtless rise. But there really is no contest with Clinton. McCain's emergence as the GOP candidate makes Clinton a disastrous pick for the Democrats.
