PPP: Hillary leads all GOPers, Biden not far behind

[Obamanation]

Hillary Clinton
Favorable: 49%
Unfavorable: 42%

Joe Biden
Favorable: 48%
Unfavorable: 44%

Clinton: 49%
J. Bush: 43%

Clinton: 46%
Christie: 41%

Clinton: 49%
Rubio: 41%

Clinton: 50%
Ryan: 44%

Biden: 48%
J. Bush: 45%

Biden: 44%
Christie: 44%

Biden: 48%
Rubio: 43%

Biden: 49%
Ryan: 45%

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2011/PPP_Release_National_207.pdf

[Obamanation]

I'm confused.  I don't see the numbers you're providing here in any of the crosstabs on the poll release.  They're just in the "press release" portion at the top.  And you have a few numbers wrong.  Christie vs. Clinton should be:

Clinton 46%
Christie 42%

It also looks like you confused Paul Ryan with Rand Paul.  The matchups here are with Paul, not Ryan.  Should be:

Clinton 50%
Ryan 44%

Biden 49%
Ryan 45%

Sorry for that. I guess I saw Paul and assumed Rand.

[Obamanation]

Also, how crazy would the Christie vs. Clinton electoral map be?  Last week's PPP poll of Texas had Clinton leading Christie by 2 in Texas, but she's only up by 5 on him nationally?  Only a 3 point difference between Texas and the national average?

I think it's the same problem we saw in 2012: state polls and national polls pointing to two different maps. As 2012 shows, I would trust the state polls.

[Obamanation]

How come moderates/indies don't like Hillary?

Most independents are conservatives who think the Republican Party is too mainstream.

Completely agree. Heck, "indies" voted for Romney by 5 points nationally while Obama won by 4. Incidentally, this explains the decrease in Republican party ID. Moderates are the new bellwether.