Of course, all the pundits who thought Hillary had hit her ceiling back in January are just as bad, lol.

wasn’t really much, except that there was a few moms in the background as HRC and Gov. Spitzer was talking about schip, and Bush’s failed ‘leadership’. And one mother who was gonna tell a short story, had her 2 year old daughter with her, and just as she was about to tell her story, the child started coughing.
And Hillary jumped forward with a glass of water for her, and she took a loooong sip. Just a sweet moment since Hillary was facing the crowd-child back to crowd and camera, we got to see hillary smile and sweet talk to the little girl. Of course photographers went for the ‘moment’. hehe

The latest in a series of monthly New Hampshire presidential preference polls shows Barack Obama well behind Hillary Clinton, while Mitt Romney holds a narrow lead over Rudy Giuliani.

The American Research Group’s July survey had Obama and Clinton in a tie, although other New Hampshire surveys found that the former first lady held a solid lead over the Illinois senator.

The radically different numbers released today by ARG for August — Clinton at 37 percent, Obama 17 percent, Edwards 14 percent, Richardson 7 percent — gave her an even bigger lead than other national surveys.

In the Republican race, ARG gives Romney 27 percent of the likely primary vote, Rudy Giuliani 23 percent and John McCain 12 percent. Fred Thompson slipped to 8 percent, falling behind the biggest gainer, Mike Huckabee, at 9 percent, up from just 1 percent in July.

A solid plurality of GOP-leaning independents in the survey backed Romney, while registered Republicans narrowly backed Giuliani. Almost half the Democratic-leaning independents backed Clinton, while only 5 percent of those swing voters support Edwards.

Ron Paul’s enthusiastic volunteers have pushed the Texas congressman’s numbers up as well. Paul, whose support was too small to measure for most of the year, was backed by 3 percent of those surveyed.

The surveys were taken from August 26 to 29. Six hundred likely voters in each primary were polled. For full results and further details on the polls’ methodology, click the ARG links below.

They are saying that IAFF voted for IAFF since they could not choose between Edwards
and Hillary.

some are attacking those unions saying they are turning back on Edwards who has been
behind them for the last 4yr…yes 4yrs only!

they forgot about some who have been fightly from the sidelines all their lives.

I like Dodd but do not support him..and he earned his union backing for over 30yrs!

Thanks.