Wes Clark Surpasses Gore and Feingold in Presidential Poll at MyDD

Wow:

Tired of online straw polls that showed Sen. Russ Feingold (D-WI) “would win any poll [by a] huge [margin] that did not include Gore, and that Gore would win any poll huge no matter who else was included,” Chris Bowers suspended progressive activist MyDD polling for four months. Now they’re back and the results looks a little different:
Wesley Clark 546 (27.2%)
John Edwards 522 (26.0%)
Russ Feingold 444 (22.2%)
Mark Warner 311 (15.5%)
Not Sure 47 (2.3%)
Bill Richardson 41 (2.0%)
Hillary Clinton 40 (2.0%)
John Kerry 18 (0.9%)
Evan Bayh 17 (0.8%)
Joe Biden 10 (0.5%)
Tom Daschle 3 (0.1%)
Tom Vilsack 3 (0.1%)
Chris Dodd 2 (0.1%)

As a review of these pages would show, I voted for Gen. Clark in the California primary in 2004, however I stand by my more recent prediction that Al Gore, whose fan I am not, will be Democratic nominee in 2008.

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Exuse me, but where is Gore included in that poll?

Your headline is a lie. Clark cannot surpass Gore in a poll if Gore is not even included in that poll.

Since Gore won in 2000 by any count, one would think that many would be able to save face by claiming to have voted for him even if they did not.

I liked Gore in 2000 and I like him better today.

Wes Clark Surpasses Gore and Feingold in Presidential Poll at MyDD

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