Dodd ahead by 4 points in poll of certain counties in North Dakota

[Telly Savalas]

All other candidates should drop out of the race.

[TwilightGardener]

1. Be afraid, Hillary and Obama!

:rofl:

[jobycom]

2. You know, there are times that Dodd can pull about four points ahead

in my own internal opinions of the candidates on certain issues, if I sort of squint...

:shrug:

[NewYorkerfromMass]

3. Laugh now

but Dodd may surprise quite a few people when Iowans finally caucus.

[karynnj]

4. I suspect that he might

Iowa being a caucus may allow for group dynamics that a primary can't. Dodd may well be the experienced anti- Hillary. If Gore and Kerry endorsed him, it could drive votes.

[Telly Savalas]

6. It'd be great if he does.

I don't mean to make fun of the guy.

This thread was supposed to be more about how every dumb little poll in the universe taken 7 months before the first primary is posted here as some sort of proof of the inevitability of the outcome of the nomination.

[edwardsdefender]

7. "a few" sounds about right LOL

[edwardsdefender]

5. Chris Dodd is an all around good guy. Too bad he doesn't play well in our infotainment culture

If Chris Dodd would give a guarantee that he wouldn't run in 2016, Dodd would be a good running mate for Edwards, since Edwards should choose someone that's more experienced than he is, as long as that person isn't named Joe Biden. Obama should have stayed in the Senate until 2016. This election cycle will sadly go down as the one thing that ruined any chance that Obama had of becoming President. 2016 was his time, but he blew it by believing the "mediafactured" hype. Besides, Obama is the best thing to happen to Clinton. If Obama wouldn't have followed the mediafactured hype, Edwards would be ahead of Clinton by 20 points in Iowa and New Hampshire.