PratchettFan
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You're right for once.The problem for Republicans is Hillary polls well in all states
Kasich may poll well in his home state, but is unknown in the rest of the country
No Republican does well in a significant number of swing states, Hillary does....spells doom for the GOP
But the problem for Hillary is she has 100% name recognition. And 45% approval. She cannot improve her name recognition.
The GOP candidates have nowhere to go but up in name recognition and they beat the snot out of her in favorability. Combine rising name recognition with steady favorability and Hillary is yesterday's dog turd.
That particular philosophy is a guaranteed loser. You have just said she has a 45% approval rating - which puts her only 6 points away from a solid majority. According to Politico in April, the highest rated Republican candidate was Rubio with 35%. An election is not a candidate running against themselves. There is going to be someone else and right now no one in the Republican party is polling anywhere near her numbers. If the Republican candidate is too far to the right or makes the same mistakes Romney made, then there will be a Democrat in the Whitehouse - whether it is Clinton or not.