WPRI Poll Brings Good News to Hillary Clinton
New York Senator Leading in Rhode Island vs. Democratic Rival Barack Obama
By John Eggerton -- Broadcasting & Cable, 2/29/2008 12:28:00 PM
There was some good news for Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton (N.Y.) going into what is widely seen as a make-or-break batch of primaries March 4, and it comes from LIN TV's Providence, R.I., CBS affiliate, WPRI.

While the focus has been on close and delegate-rich races in Texas and Ohio (344 delegates between them), those aren't the only two primaries being contested on that day.
In a new poll just released by WPRI Friday, Clinton leads in Rhode Island (21 delegates at stake), with 49% of those polled saying they would vote for her compared with 40% for her Democratic opponent, Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.). But there were still 11% undecided, enough to swing the race either way.
The poll, by Fleming & Associates, was of 401 people eligible to vote in the Democratic primary -- either registered Democrats or independents -- polled from Feb. 24-27.
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I am finally seeing people opening their eyes. Hillary Clinton is by far the best candidate running. People need to examine Obama closely. How did he get where he is now? He got there because of prooganda from Oprah and others who listened to her. Let's face it SHE controls the media and the media is always supporting Obama. Hello
Frank Urick - 3/1/2008 10:17:00 PM EST -
NOTHING THAT OBAMA STANDS FOR WAS HIS IDEA HE HAS TAKEN THEM FROM ALL OF THE OTHER PEOPLE THAT HAVE BEEN RUNNING, EVEN HIS YES WE CAN WAS TAKEN FROM THE SEELYE-WRIGHT CAR AD ON THE TV. IN KALAMAZOO MICH
RAYMOND WESTBROOK - 3/1/2008 8:57:00 PM EST -
Hillary should fight to the end. Hussein Obama has gotten snotty and arrogant.
If it gets all the way to the June primaries I will be flying to Puerto Rico to help capture at least 40-45 of the 63 delegates.
Go Hillary........
Jose A. Ortiz - 3/1/2008 7:43:00 PM EST -
Character matters in the selection of a President!
Mr. Obama's past drug use and his recent failure to pay his 15 parking tickets raise serious questions about his character and judgment. Mr. Obama's acceptance of a sweetheart land deal and thousands of dollars in campaign donations from federally indicted Tony Rezko is another example of questionable judgment. Voters need to seriously consider Mr. Obama's fitness for the highest office in the land before they regret it.
Connie Nguyen - 3/1/2008 11:29:00 AM EST -
Hilllary is my candidate. I think she is tough enough
and smart enough to run this country. I,m supporting
her down to the last vote cast. I do wish that the
democrats would concentrate on their own positives and
deemphasize the negatives of the other candidate. They,re giving Mccain fodder for the future.
Floyd L pugh Jr - 3/1/2008 7:37:00 AM EST
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