WASHINGTON — National support for Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton and Republican Rudy Giuliani significantly eroded during the past month, a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll finds. The sign of volatility in both parties comes a month before the Iowa caucuses open the presidential primary season.There is good news and bad in this poll.
Clinton's standing among Democrats dropped by 11 percentage points from early November, and Giuliani's standing among Republicans fell by 9 points, though both continue to lead their fields.
The good news is that people are waking up to Hillary and support for her is dropping. She cannot win outside of New York and her name on the ballot in the D column next year would mean an instant victory for the Repignofascist candidate.
The bad news in this poll is that support for Rudy is dropping. His name on the ballot would mean a sure win for anyone but Hillary. If we could bring him back from retirement, even Alfred E. Newman could beat Rudy. Now however that appears to be in doubt. And with the surge by Mike Knucklebee we need to be more concerned than ever that the D column is occupied by someone who can win against the mind-numbed god squad who will vote for Knucklebee simply because he's an ordained Baptist hate spewer.
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