MOOCH FOR PRESIDENT? Surprising New Poll Shows How Michelle Stacks Up Against Hillary In 2016 Presidential BidIf nothing else, Mooch makes Hillary seem like she s not such a bad candidate after all .If Michelle Obama decided to run for president in 2016 she would represent the most significant threat, among likely contenders, to Hillary Clinton s chances of winning the Democratic nomination, according to a new Rasmussen poll.A telephone survey of 1,000 likely voters conducted by the polling company found that, in a hypothetical match-up between the current First Lady and the former secretary of State, Clinton would best Obama 56 percent to 22 percent.That may seem like a significant margin, but according to the most recent RealClearPolitics polling average, Elizabeth Warren   Clinton s other biggest hypothetical challenger   nets just 12.5 percent to Clinton s 64 percent.Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), the only other declared Democratic candidate for President, is even further behind with 7.4 percent. Former Maryland Gov. Martin O Malley, who is expected to announce his bid on May 30, fares the worst against Clinton with 1.2 percent of support from likely voters.The first lady is highly unlikely to mount a presidential campaign, however. In fact, of the people surveyed by Rasmussen, just 14 percent thought she should run.Still, 40 percent of black voters welcomed the idea of her running, and she bests Clinton among those voters, with 44 percent support among African-Americans compared with 36 percent for Clinton.Obama herself recently joked about a possible October surprise, hinting to  Late Show  host David Letterman that the thought had crossed her mind.Via: The HillGovernment News
match for president surprising new poll shows how michelle stacks up against hillary in presidential bid nothing else match makes hillary seem like bad candidate michelle obama decided run president would represent significant threat among likely contenders hillary clinton chances winning democratic nomination according new rasmussen telephone survey likely voters conducted polling company found hypothetical current first lady former secretary state clinton would best obama percent may seem like significant margin according recent realclearpolitics polling average elizabeth warren clinton biggest hypothetical challenger nets percent clinton bernie sanders declared democratic candidate president even behind percent former maryland gov martin o valley expected announce bid may fares worst clinton percent support likely first lady highly unlikely mount presidential campaign however in fact people surveyed rasmussen percent thought percent black voters welcomed idea running bests clinton among voters percent support among compared percent recently joked possible october surprise hinting late show host david letterman thought crossed the hillgovernment news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: MOOCH FOR PRESIDENT? Surprising New Poll Shows How Michelle Stacks Up Against Hillary In 2016 Presidential BidIf nothing else, Mooch makes Hillary seem like she s not such a bad candidate after all .If Michelle Obama decided to run for president in 2016 she would represent the most significant threat, among likely contenders, to Hillary Clinton s chances of winning the Democratic nomination, according to a new Rasmussen poll.A telephone survey of 1,000 likely voters conducted by the polling company found that, in a hypothetical match-up between the current First Lady and the former secretary of State, Clinton would best Obama 56 percent to 22 percent.That may seem like a significant margin, but according to the most recent RealClearPolitics polling average, Elizabeth Warren   Clinton s other biggest hypothetical challenger   nets just 12.5 percent to Clinton s 64 percent.Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), the only other declared Democratic candidate for President, is even further behind with 7.4 percent. Former Maryland Gov. Martin O Malley, who is expected to announce his bid on May 30, fares the worst against Clinton with 1.2 percent of support from likely voters.The first lady is highly unlikely to mount a presidential campaign, however. In fact, of the people surveyed by Rasmussen, just 14 percent thought she should run.Still, 40 percent of black voters welcomed the idea of her running, and she bests Clinton among those voters, with 44 percent support among African-Americans compared with 36 percent for Clinton.Obama herself recently joked about a possible October surprise, hinting to  Late Show  host David Letterman that the thought had crossed her mind.Via: The HillGovernment News
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: match for president surprising new poll shows how michelle stacks up against hillary in presidential bid nothing else match makes hillary seem like bad candidate michelle obama decided run president would represent significant threat among likely contenders hillary clinton chances winning democratic nomination according new rasmussen telephone survey likely voters conducted polling company found hypothetical current first lady former secretary state clinton would best obama percent may seem like significant margin according recent realclearpolitics polling average elizabeth warren clinton biggest hypothetical challenger nets percent clinton bernie sanders declared democratic candidate president even behind percent former maryland gov martin o valley expected announce bid may fares worst clinton percent support likely first lady highly unlikely mount presidential campaign however in fact people surveyed rasmussen percent thought percent black voters welcomed idea running bests clinton among voters percent support among compared percent recently joked possible october surprise hinting late show host david letterman thought crossed the hillgovernment news