Tale of the polls, 10:20pm ET:

[babylonsister]

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/180096.php

CBS News/NYT national poll:

Jan 13: Clinton 42%, Obama 27%
Feb 3: Clinton 41%, Obama 41%
Feb 25: Obama 54%, Clinton 38%

[Yael]

1. Wow

:wow:

[KaryninMiami]

2. That's amazing-- I think it's time for the DNC "elders" to have a talk with her-

I'm sad for her and believe she would be an excellent President-- if Obama wasn't in this race and she was the candidate we'd all be supporting her (or most of us anyway) against McCain. But now we are fighting each other against two excellent candidates and one of them needs to step down- for the sake of our party. Senator Clinton is clearly losing momentum and as the numbers drop, her desperation grows and the messaging gets muddled and confused and one minute she's patting Obama on the arm, the next day she's so angry she's screaming at him-- and all the while his numbers keep growing.

Obama would also be an excellent President- and he has a better chance of beating McCain-I think he is the only hope of beating McCain, frankly. And- as we all know, we need to avoid a McCain win at all costs- because that will also cost us Congressional seats...

Anyway, as I was saying, I'm sad for her- and for her staff who must be exhausted and depressed. But it's time to move on.

Someone please gently tell her it's time.

[babylonsister]

3. Yes, it tells the tale. I think Obama is actually the voice of change and

people are trusting him to pull that out. I want to give him that chance, and I'm sorry, Sen. Clinton, but he absolutely ran the better campaign.

[mahina]

5. Exactly.

Thanks.

[johnnydrama]

4. wow

basically every undecided voter went for Obama.