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General Category => National/Breaking News => Topic started by: flowers on May 09, 2014, 03:05:28 pm
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http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/may/9/most-admired-first-ladies-barbara-bush-tied-hillar/
When it comes to America’s favorite first ladies, Hillary Clinton comes in with the most-admired status at 27 percent of the vote — tied for first with Barbara Bush.
The poll from NBC News/Wall Street Journal measured first ladies’ favor among people over the past 25 years. Coming in third: Michelle Obama, with 24 percent of the vote, CNN reported.
Laura Bush, meanwhile, stands in fourth place, with 17 percent.
But look beyond the numbers, and huge difference arise among races and political parties.
For example, 42 percent of Democrats like Mrs. Obama the best, followed closely — just 3 percentage points — by Mrs. Clinton.
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They obviously didn't poll any ex-Secret Service members. I think they'll have a hard time finding anyone to take a bullet for her in 2016. :whistle:
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They obviously didn't poll any ex-Secret Service members. I think they'll have a hard time finding anyone to take a bullet for her in 2016. :whistle:
:smokin:
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Hillary Clinton comes in with the most-admired status
I can no longer relate to my own country
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Maybe we should do a poll and see who wins... :silly:
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Also this:
The poll, conducted April 23-27, involved 1,000 adults around the nation who were polled by telephone. The poll has a sampling error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
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Hillary Clinton comes in with the most-admired status
I can no longer relate to my own country
Ain't that the truth anymore. **nononono*
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The American people SO admire first ladies who smear their political enemies and engage in obstruction of justice.
The best first lady in history was... (drumroll)... Dolly Madison. She had more power in her day than most presidents.
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The poll, conducted April 23-27, involved 1,000 adults around the nation who were polled by telephone.
Did they use the Democrat voter list?
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'best first lady', is that french for doormat?
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'best first lady', is that french for doormat?
:laugh: