AP: McCain Wipes Away Obama's National LeadA new AP/Ispos poll shows Barack Obama's 10-point lead over John McCain in February has evaporated. Conducted April 7-9, Obama and McCain were tied at 45%. McCain leads Obama among men, whites, Southerners, married women and independents. In a general election match-up between Hillary Clinton and McCain, Clinton edges McCain, 48% to 45%. 1 Comments |
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McCain didn't wipe it away. Hillary did by caring more about herself than the party.