Obama will win Indiana!

[thewiseguy]

Call me crazy but I firmly believe that Obama will win Indiana. :)











YES WE CAN!

[cliffordu]

1. I'm hopin' you're right!! Nice photos!!

[thewiseguy]

3. I am sure polls tomorrow will show a much closer race in Indiana :)

[FrenchieCat]

2. I'm praying that they can see through those who are transparent.....

and a media who promotes racism because it can.

[cliffordu]

4. It sure can, FrenchieCat, and I hope folks see it too...

If he wins both tomorrow, this thing is OVER.


Gobama!!

[faithfulcitizen]

5. Crazy!

Just kidding. I soooo hope you're right.

[writes3000]

6. I love your positive energy!

I just want Obama to win NC by more than 5. Over 10 would be amazing.

Then we need a win or a close race in IN.

Keep up the good work.

[Zachstar]

7. Hope is always good! Just please be prepared for this thing to go on!

My hope is that Obama gets the Indiana win as well as NC and Clinton exits but do be aware that because Clinton did make some gains and managed to ward off the majority of Obamas work in those two states (Expected) (At the cost of major sums of her warchest no doubt) She is likely to hold onto Indiana and this will go on.

After the 6th we need to be as active and supportive as we can! There is ALOT of work to do still and there are 3 very difficult contests for Obama ahead! On the 7th we need to be working the phonebanking and the streets as much as we can to reduce Clinton's lead in those states!

I am not giving up hope that Clinton will exit after this primary but we need to be prepared to go on regardless!

[Rubiconski2009]

8. A quick sale for Obama in Indiana

Kenneth Fawley decided early that Barack Obama was his presidential candidate of choice. Now he's affirmed that by voting early.

"As soon as he announced he was running — that's when I made my decision," said Fawley, 70, living in retirement with his wife Caroline just outside of Pierceton in northern Indiana. "I had my eye on him for a long time before he even announced it." That was due to Obama's highly regarded speech at the 2004 Democratic convention, when he was unknown to most Americans.

Fawley, a father of two, supervised workers making electrical harnesses for fridges at a plant that closed three months after his retirement. Caroline was a keypunch operator when she wasn't looking after the home. She's a Hillary Clinton supporter.

Obama is hoping to make inroads with blue-collar whites in Indiana's Democratic primary Tuesday, a contest that seems close. He's favored in North Carolina, which is voting the same day. Clinton has done better in the primaries with working-class white voters as well as older ones.

But Obama closed the sale with Fawley, who has already cast his absentee ballot.

What makes a voter decide out of the gate?

For Fawley, it was a feeling that the Illinois senator could be unifying and effective in office. That belief has transcended Obama's campaign troubles and shifting polls that now suggest the economy is the main concern of voters, taking over from the Iraq war.

"There's a diverse population in this country and I think that he just represents the kind of candidate that might bring people together," said Fawley, who is white.

"There's not a whole lot of differences as far as issues are concerned between Hillary and Obama. There's too much partisan in her. I think in the end, Obama can get more done in Congress — I think that he can bring forces together that she can't."

He's impressed that Obama was against the war all along, because so was he.

"I told my different friends prior to this war that this is a mistake. Let's face it, Obama had it right from the start. Hillary did not. I think that the fact she was running for president influenced her vote on that. ... I don't know how truthful she is all the time."

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5idMBA6nK8

Thank you!!!!!

Obama! Obama! Obama!

:applause: :woohoo: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :toast: :yourock:

[DerekJ]

9. Thanks :)

[Hoof Hearted]

10. Bookmarked.

[datopbanana]

11. I doubt it.

but hopefully.

[PseudoIntellect]

12. Do you think the undecideds will go for him unlike the last few primaries?

[PBS Poll-435]

13. Bookmarked.

Clinton by 7.2

[ClayZ]

14. Indiana, Yes We Can! K and R