All candidates before they are on the national stage have low unfavorability ratings. Doesn't mean they are well liked, it's means that they are unknown.

Track the unfavorability ratings of John McCain, Mitt Romney; John Kerry or any other presidential nominee at the start of the year they ran for president and track it until election time.

As they are chosen as their party nominee and we get into the mud slinging and scrutiny of the election their favorability drops.

What makes Hillary unique is that she is a candidate who has been on the national stage for 20 years so she starts out where most other candidates end up in terms of favoravibilty.

Took look at Bernies Sanders favorability in the primaries is just meaningless. He was a complete unknown on the national stage.






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>I mean, I definitely wouldn't lump them with Trump heads but
>hardcore Hil supporters are not worth talking to.
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>It took a matter of minutes for you to be called naive just
>because of this post.
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>As they talk down to you about politics and how the world
>works, they tend to forget it themselves.
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>Hilary is/and has been extremely disliked. It doesn't matter
>why, it doesn't matter if you agree...people don't like her.
>Blame Fox News, blame whoever...it doesn't matter WHY. People
>don't like her or trust her.
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>Yes, Bernie or another candidate would have faced an onslaught
>of negativity.
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>BUT
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>Hilary already started at being unlikable. Everything that
>comes out, false alarm or not, just piles on.
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>A Bernie (and I have to put this in for Hil supporters- I'm
>not Bernie head) or another candidate wouldn't have STARTED
>with a high unfavorable rating.
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>Anyone who says she is VERY lucky she isn't facing a sane
>Repub candidate is 1000% right.
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>On the flip side, the Dems should be coasting to this thing
>and winning the Senate.
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>But they anointed the wrong candidate because it was her turn.
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>And again, she is the WRONG CANDIDATE because weather you like
>it or not, she is not liked or trusted.
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>Simple and plain.
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>The Dems should have actually thought about their purpose-
>winning elections.
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>But Democrats gonna Democrat.
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