New Insider Advantage Poll out of Georgia: Obama 33%, Clinton 31%, John Edwards 16%

[MadBadger]

This is within the 4 point MOE, so technically its a dead-heat. On the republican side, The Huckster crushes the competition 36-14 over Rudy.

http://www.insideradvantagegeorgia.com/restricted/2007/December%202007/12-21-07/Insider_Georgia_Poll1221196310.php

[AtomicKitten]

1. This is history being made.

I only wish my father had lived long enough to see a black man lead the field in a Southern State.
(on edit: i.e., that has a real chance of winning the whole enchilada).

" ... and it is marvelous in our eyes." * Elizabeth

[MadBadger]

2. Well, it is the primary, and Im sure the black vote is very strong for him.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

5. Jesse Jackson Won Several Southern Primaries And Caucuses In 1988

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/8088/Dem1988.html

[K Gardner]

3. Especially significant given there has been virtually NO campaigning in the deep south

as yet. People only know what they see on MSM, and we know what that entails.

[Divine Discontent]

4. good for O

I think Huckster is our opponent. I had a cafepress shop ahead of time set aside for that possibility called impeachhuckabee in case he got in, and that shop was made 6 months ago. He's their bible-thumper so to speak, and he will most likely eclipse Rudy because of RG's scandals and prochoice, semi-proGay stances. We'll see. I think a Huckster-Obama matchup is a close victory for O, a Huckster-Clinton is a solid 54-46 victory for Huckster and an Edwards-Huckster matchup would be similar or a little better for our side to an Obama-Huckster race. We should be able to beat him with Biden/Edwards/Obama, anyone else and it's a crap shoot that leans to their side which gives me chills. Just my opinion, but I've not been wrong in a long time, let's hope I'm wrong if Hillary gets our nom.

[Fried Bread]

6. Atlanta is big for Obama