>Many people have pointed out that if the election in 2008 had turned out the way the polls indicated during the spring of 2007, Rudy Giuliani would have beaten Hillary Clinton in a close race.
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>Thomas Dewey - considered a slam-dunk in 1948 - learned that a lot can happen in an election that no one can anticipate.
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>Bernie Sanders will get my primary vote as things stand now but there are some others who might be heard from.
>Jim Webb is a sleeper and Elizabeth Warren might still make a move.
>I know a lot of dems and I haven't met one who supports Hillary.


Sanders is creeping up in the polls, though I think his positions will suffer in the primaries.

Warren is on the sidelines. 6 months ago I thought there was a chance, but now I'd be stunned. She has some pretty steep baggage herself (the $$$ that she made flipping real estate, which will hurt her positions)

I think Webb could pose a challenge.

In 2008 I would have (begrudgingly) voted for Hillary over McCain. But there is no way I'd vote for her now. Never.