A little politics: North Carolina & Indiana (update)
update, 11:25pm: Obama has won North Carolina by about 14 points. Hillary is holding onto a 2 point lead, with 91% of the precincts reporting. Hillary might have to take a serious look at that result.
Not to intrude on what is otherwise a very pleasant spring day here in DC, but there are two Democractic primaries taking place today. Obama will win North Carolina by a wide margin it is predicted, and Zogby says he might manage to barely win Indiana as well.
Meanwhile, some on the ground are claiming that Republicans are crossing-over in Indiana to vote for Hillary and keep the race less defined, and Newt continues his calls for a radical, quick changes to the GOP.
Bottom line: If Obama wins both primaries today, things might move a little more in his favor, if he doesn't things remain, well, exactly where they started today. What progress.
Not to intrude on what is otherwise a very pleasant spring day here in DC, but there are two Democractic primaries taking place today. Obama will win North Carolina by a wide margin it is predicted, and Zogby says he might manage to barely win Indiana as well.
Meanwhile, some on the ground are claiming that Republicans are crossing-over in Indiana to vote for Hillary and keep the race less defined, and Newt continues his calls for a radical, quick changes to the GOP.
Bottom line: If Obama wins both primaries today, things might move a little more in his favor, if he doesn't things remain, well, exactly where they started today. What progress.
Labels: 2008 presidential race, barack obama, hillary clinton
posted by Thomas Peters at 11:25 PM
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