Provided by The Hill Poll finds Clinton up 57 points on Warren
Hillary Clinton holds a massive lead over Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) in a new poll released by CNN.
The CNN/ORC poll released Sunday finds that Clinton leads by 57 points, 66 percent to 9 percent, over Warren. That lead is essentially unchanged from a CNN poll in November, when Clinton was up 65 percent to 10 percent.
Warren insists she is not running, despite an effort by liberal groups like MoveOn.org to convince her to run.
Vice President Biden, who is also uncertain to run, comes in next, at 8 percent. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), who is looking to challenge Clinton from the left, gets 3 percent.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, and former Sen. Jim Webb (Va.), all get 1 percent.
There is more good news for Clinton in the general election, where she leads all the possible Republican opponents that were polled. Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush comes closest, down 54 percent to 41 percent to Clinton.
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Hillary Clinton narrowly avoided being hit by a protester's shoe in Las Vegas yesterday (April 10).
A woman was taken into custody after attempting to hit the former US Secretary of State during a speech at an Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries meeting at the Mandalay Bay hotel-casino.
Clinton managed to duck and was not hit by the object, and later joked about the incident to the audience.
Security quickly removed the woman, who stated that she threw a shoe but has yet to explain her actions.
Police have since revealedd that the unnamed woman will be arrested.
Clinton has been travelling the US giving paid speeches and appearing before key Democratic Party constituents.
The incident echoes the infamous moment in 2008 when President George W Bush managed to skilfully duck two shoe throws from close range. Watch the incident below:
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Rylan Clark made a new friend in Hillary Clinton when she appeared on This Morning on Friday (July 4).
Former First Lady Clinton was appearing on the show to promote her new book Hard Choices when she came face-to-face with the former X Factor contestant.
However, even the ex-US Secretary of State wasn't immune to Clark's charms, as he referred to her as "Hils" and "babe".
A chuckling Clinton responded positively to Clark's new nicknames for her, telling hosts Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes: "He's adorable - take him out of the cupboard."
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"After 9/11 I had to work very closely with President Bush because I was a Senator from New York - I had to deal with the horror of our being attacked - and then serving as a partner and friend to President Obama. It is such an overwhelming job."
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