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Hillary Clinton’s strong national lead over Sanders is essentially gone and, instead, the Democratic race is incredibly close, according to a national Quinnipiac poll released today.

Clinton received 44 percent of support while Sanders can boast about 42 percent, his highest support in any national poll to date.

The former secretary of state's 31 point lead over the Vermont senator in December has been fallen to only 2 points.

This new poll was conducted after the Iowa caucuses, when the polls were too close to call Monday night but, finally, Clinton eked out a win over Sanders.

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/hillary-clinton-losing-national-lead-bernie-sanders-poll/story?id=36733595

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If he wins I am gonna SCREAM. Like, I like his ideas so much but I always thought he had no chance against her. And now he's closer and closer to becoming the candidate :giveup: 

I'm not even american and I'm excited lol.

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That's great!! I think he only has to focus a little more on minority groups and old people and he's got it. But then the next step would be becoming president which could be much more difficult. In the end, Clinton >> any Republican. It's a gamble to have Sanders because you don't know if the Republican nominee will be moderate enough to attract centrists..

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Iwontell

Wow...the attacks on Hillary are becoming so personal...

ATTENTION: (bad) jokes and sarcasm are still a thing, so don't take everything I say literally. Thank you.
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Born To Slay
5 minutes ago, Luc said:

That's great!! I think he only has to focus a little more on minority groups and old people and he's got it. But then the next step would be becoming president which could be much more difficult. In the end, Clinton >> any Republican. It's a gamble to have Sanders because you don't know if the Republican nominee will be moderate enough to attract centrists..

Ben Jealous, former president and ceo of NAACP, endorsed him yesterday. I think that'll help him with African American voters. 

Also, just wanna point out that the top 3 republican candidates are as far right, as Bernie is left. Especially Trump and Cruz.

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Sizzily

I really thought he didn't have a chance in the beginning. Its really close.

Inside my head I have the best time
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Whispering
4 hours ago, Iwontell said:

Wow...the attacks on Hillary are becoming so personal...

She's a woman. I knew it would be brutal. 

Fox News basically got popular when Obama became President. There are reasons for this extreme hate, and it's not just because people don't agree with Obama's policies or have problems with Hillary. It's been a witch hunt and a smear campaign on Hillary for the past two of three years. They are going to drag her down at all cost, because they think Bernie is beatable. 

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4 hours ago, Born To Slay said:

Ben Jealous, former president and ceo of NAACP, endorsed him yesterday. I think that'll help him with African American voters. 

Also, just wanna point out that the top 3 republican candidates are as far right, as Bernie is left. Especially Trump and Cruz.

Trump and Bernie are like the same candidate...at complete opposite ends of the spectrum. Neither one has a chance in hell of doing what they are standing on as their main platform. 

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5 minutes ago, Whispering said:

She's a woman. I knew it would be brutal. 

Fox News basically got popular when Obama became President. There are reasons for this extreme hate, and it's not just because people don't agree with Obama's policies or have problems with Hillary. It's been a witch hunt and a smear campaign on Hillary for the past two of three years. They are going to drag her down at all cost, because they think Bernie is beatable. 

I read this text (http://www.pajiba.com/politics/an-allcaps-explosion-of-feelings-regarding-the-liberal-backlash-against-hillary-clinton.php) yesterday and it really made me think about things in a different perspective...as much as I agree with Sanders' ideas, it made me realize how a race between a man and a woman is intrinsically unfair...

ATTENTION: (bad) jokes and sarcasm are still a thing, so don't take everything I say literally. Thank you.
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1 hour ago, Iwontell said:

I read this text (http://www.pajiba.com/politics/an-allcaps-explosion-of-feelings-regarding-the-liberal-backlash-against-hillary-clinton.php) yesterday and it really made me think about things in a different perspective...as much as I agree with Sanders ideas, it made me realize how a race between a man and a woman is intrinsically unfair...

This is exactly what is happening. Sadly, it doesn't surprise me. This part is so true:

THIS IS BASICALLY TWITTER RIGHT NOW:

Hillary: College should be affordable.
Twitter: Establishment puppet, no better than GOP.
Bernie: College should be affordable.
Twitter: DAD

What's funny about this is that Hillary's ideas and plan for making college more affordable is realistic. Some of her ideas could actually happen. Bernie's "free college for all" is just like Trumps "I'm going to send 12 million immigrants back home". Both are never going to happen and both the liberals and conservatives buying into it are the opposite sides of the same coin! 

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Bernie's doing better than I thought. :giveup:

I'mma vote for him at the CT primaries. I hope my state pulls through. :giveup:

I'm not a woman. I'm not a man. I am something that you'll never understand.
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