By Philip Bump May 11, 2015

There's an interesting bit of data buried in the Bloomberg/St. Anselm University's poll of voters in New Hampshire. The pollsters asked state residents for their opinions of the Clintons -- both Clintons -- on topics including empathy and trustworthiness.




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It's critical to note that Hillary Clinton suffers from being an actual candidate for office. Bill Clinton's "strong leader" marks probably stem in part from his enjoying fairly high favorability. Hillary's score in that regard liked dropped because she's now in the dicey position of being a candidate for office.

More than half of respondents think neither Clinton is trustworthy, as[b] Hillary's ratings nationally have dropped thanks to her candidacy (and her e-mail situation).[b] Luckily, she'd have to drop pretty far to match her husband, whose willingness to misrepresent the truth can be confirmed by the nearest history book.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-...as-more-honest/

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Is this reporter blind???
He attempts to create this cover for Hillary by saying the campaign for office shares the blame for her poor numbers.
Typical Dem spin, blur the lines of personal responsibility. Guns kill and spoons make you fat! TM