Rasmussen To Stop Polling Clinton Questions

Fox News:

National polling firm Rasmussen Reports announced on Friday that it will stop polling people about the presidential campaign of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton because her opponent, Sen. Barack Obama, will win the Democratic nomination.

The company's vice president of finance and operations, Michael Boniello, distributed an e-mail stating that after 19 months of tracking the Democratic race, it is now clear that Clinton will remain a close second.

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Comments

[OlderBudWeiser]

Turn out the lights, the party's over. She fought like hell and should lose gracefully.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2Ceq8wmxlg&NR=1

[wm1066]

Good, now can Obama go out and campaign with other Democrats running for office?
I would love to see Obama and Al Franken share a stage together!
Lets get that "Coat Tail" thing going.

[BlackLeatherRain]

I'm sure this will be called a "conspiracy" of sorts by the His44 crew.

[mntnguy]

It has been clear to all for a very long time!
I wish they would inform the Clinton's! If the two choices for the democratic nominee agree on 90% of the issues then why the heck would anyone be upset or mad that going by the rules that all agreed to one person one and the other lost. If Clinton was a smart as I think her to be she should pull out endorse Sen Obama and then go back to the senate and work with him to get as much of what she wanted pushed through he is going to need the help with republicans and it would be a way for her to win either way but she don't see that.

go Obama 08 Yes We Can

[RNdaSilva]

Approving of the war in Iraq, nuking Iran and pandering the Holiday Gas Tax didn't help her cause. And, ducking sniper fire, other tall tales, etc.

Yep, it's the 10% that did her in.

[TrialDate]

WOW! amazing....

[GravitonX]

The curtains are closing. The audience is leaving. The lights are being turned out, one by one.

[Grunty1]

I wouldn't be surprised to see a bump in Obama's numbers if Hillary is not asked about at all in the polling.