From twitter-new Quinnipiac national poll you will like this

[Robbins]

Dem-Clinton 44% Bernie 42% undecided 11%

Gop Clown car-Trump 31% Cruz 22% Rubio 19% Carson 4% Bush 3% Christie 3% Kasich 3%

Seems like bernie got the bump out of iowa so stealing the tie didn't help Clinton much.

[Art_from_Ark]

1. "Stealing the tie"

[RoccoR5955]

2. The pebbles are moving

The avalanche is about to start.

[Nyan]

3. Hot damn, Bernie.

It's a great news
I'm also getting curious about Nevada and SC numbers.

[CharlotteVale]

4. Camp Weathervane must be furious this morning.

[mak3cats]

5. K & R! And here's the link:

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/images/polling/us/us02052016_Ust53w.pdf

Be sure to check out the head-to-head matchups for the general...

[Robbins]

6. yep

I posted this before i found full table including head to head matchups for general election which are good for bernie and bad for her.at first only the most recent numbers on nationwide race were available.

Who would have thought getting tied in iowa would erase a 31 point national lead for her

[in_cog_ni_to]

7. Kick!

PEACE
LOVE
BERNIE

[Mufaddal]

8. Clinton is down 17 points nationally since December.

Wow.

[ladyVet]

9. That head-to-head bit was interesting.

I'd said a few months ago that Rubio will be the Republican nominee. My feelings on this is that Trump or Cruz would beat Hillary easily, so the GOP isn't too concerned who ends up winning. It's the hand behind the puppet that matter, as we saw with Shrub.

But, with Bernie looking more and more likely to be our nominee, the party has to change course and get someone who could actually beat him, and in my opinion, that is Rubio.

Not that I think even he could pull it off, but the chances of coming out without being totally embarrassed is greater.

We'll see, I guess.