I saw a poll on CNN that showed Kerry ahead of Clark - 29% to 22%

[kentuck]

with 21% undecided. Anyone see that and what was your read on that? On the spectrum, and judging from past history of the people they vote for, I would put AZ in the Independent/Democrat category. After all, this is the state of Barry Goldwater, John McCain, and Evan Meacham... :) Which candidate would most fit the taste of AZ voters judging from their past proclivities?

[jmaier]

1. If Clark doesn't win

then he will lose by a very narrow margin and he's probably not aided by Lieberman hanging around and gaining that Arizona Sun endorsement on Saturday.

[gulliver]

2. Seven points!!

That is achievable.

[OutlawCorporatePolls]

3. a CNN Poll aye??

that seems like a conflict of interest for CNN to hold a poll that includes John Kerry, since AOL-TW is Kerry's #2 alltime donor. how can CNN's parent give money to a politician and then remain independent when conducting the poll?

check my sig line, and get busy telling true dems. hurry, spread the word. time for the new media to take out the frontrunner, cuz the old media aint gonna do it.

[jpgpenn]

4. here here

:toast:

[krkaufman]

5. I just don't see how Clark stands a chance

I believe that I just saw the same CNN segment... and was incensed.

• No mention of the apparently banned "C" word
  
• No comments regarding other states where "C" is fairing well
  
• Graphic sub-text states "Kerry, Edwards Lead in Some Tuesday Primaries"; what about the other states? Why comment they lead in "some" states?
  

It's as though the guy is not even running.

[bowens43]

6. Obviousley.....

Kerry.

[freetempe]

7. 5% MOE????

Those are horribly conducted polls. It means Clark is within the MOE in Arizona.