WAPO-"Democrats l-o-v-e Hillary Clinton in new WaPo-ABC poll..."
Hillary Clinton maintains a big popularity advantage over Sen. Bernie Sanders (Vt.) among Democrats, but the former secretary of state struggles more with the rest of the electorate, a new Washington Post-ABC News poll finds.
Fully 83 percent of Democrats have a favorable impression of Clinton, compared with 54 percent for Sanders. And despite Sanders's ability to energize the Democratic base -- as shown by huge crowds turning out to see him -- Clinton's edge is almost as large on intensity; 47 percent see Clinton in a "strongly favorable" light, compared with 22 percent for Sanders. So while more than half of Democrats who like Clinton feel strongly, less than half of those who like Sanders feel that way.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2015/11/13/poll-hillary-clintons-image-among-democrats-much-stronger-than-bernie-sanderss/
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Logically, what would we conclude about those who do not l-o-v-e Hillary?
Republicans? Not Democrats? 
Just giving her a primary to "sharpen her skills," "move her to the left," "avoid the appearance of a coronation"? OK. Are we done now? 
Hillary Clinton's public embrace of President Obama's policies and decision to expand on them instead of ignoring them, have touched the hearts of Democrats who want a presidential candidate who will continue President Obama's hard work for the country. President Obama enjoys an 83% approval rating among Democrats, higher than even Ronald Reagan's popularity - 79% - among Republicans at the same point in his presidency.
VP Biden had said at his speech...Democrats need to campaign on the hard work they've done. Hillary Clinton listened. Sanders and O'Malley have not. This is why she'll get the nomination, and when she does, President Obama and VP Biden will be out campaigning hard for the Democratic nominee, bringing along the Obama Coalition so that we may say after January 20, 2017, "Madam President". 
for voter recruitment, so we can sweep the GOP out of office. It just takes more voters. We have that. If people would just say they'll vote in this election and vote for Democrats, positive change can happen before January 20, 2017.
COME ON, DEMOCRATS!
I just got back from volunteering for a week in Ames IA, for the Sanders campaign, and granted, it is a college town, 30,000 students at Iowa State, in a rural area, but I found lots of enthusiasm for Bernie, and lots of hesitancy in the voices of those supporting Hillary that I talked to on the phone. "I THINK I will vote for Hillary, but, I don't know, I am not sure she can overcome all the negatives about her" kind of comments. When told of Bernie's proposals, like free college tuition, or strengthening SSA or Medicare for all, their voices brighten and sound more hopeful. We're almost 3 months out, when a lot of people haven't made up their minds.
Remember, as time goes on, more and more resources will be sent to the early primary states. The region around Ames just went from 4 to 5 paid staff. There were lots of volunteers for the weekend of canvassing-at least 25 in Ames alone-2 of whom drove down from Minneapolis, plus me from IL, just to work for Bernie, and folks regularly stop in to phone bank and do data entry.
The Philosophy Dept. teacher I knocked on doors with, is an adviser to a Univ. Bernie group, and at the first gathering (he has been active in campaigns for 30 years) he expected 10 to show up and had 100 students.
There will be a Debate Watch Party in all 99 counties of IA on Sat. nite, thanks to the efforts of Bernie's staff. Sooooo, by the time of the caucus, despite the lack of corporate media coverage, Iowans will know about Bernie. I did see the Bernie ad on a Des Moines TV channel once, followed immediately by a Hillary ad, but I only had the TV on one day there.
I plan to go back in Dec. for a week if the weather allows, I'm 4 1/2 hours from Ames, and in the meantime, I post every positive article about Bernie that I can find to facebook, as that is where a lot of people get their news now. I don't diss Hillary and I don't do attack pieces on Repubs.
You posted a graph with NO data to back it up
I am not going to get in a pointless debate about the efficacy of polling. What part of that don't you understand ?
Oh:
You should know by now that DemocratSinceBirth is crazier than the proverbial jail house mouse and would literally rather die than give his interlocutor an alterable response. And in that vein:
#lol@me
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Kick. 
Thanks for posting.
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