AMAZING...Come from behind victory in Indiana!!!!

[archiemo]

I'm making my second post to Hillary supporters requesting some information. Mind you, I never got a response to my question asking for examples of when the Obama campaign played the racecard, but I will try again. All last night and continuing through today I keep hearing how Hillary had a great come from behind victory in Indiana. Can someone please point me to an external poll (not some 3 month old INTERNAL Obama poll)that showed Obama as the forerunner leading up to Indiana? PLEASE?

[Arrowhead2k1]

1. It was always my understanding that Obama would lose IN

and lose BIG. A few polls had him up in front recently and that gave him hope that he could pull it off. Welp, he atleast made it close enough to render her win somewhat insignificant.

[skipos]

2. Here you go. Don't be surprised if you find out that Hillary Inc is lying.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/in/indiana_democratic_primary-639.html#polls

[archiemo]

3. That's my point...

thanks for putting this in, I've studied it and it makes my point exactly...NOT A COME FROM BEHIND VICTORY...

[jakem]

4. early in the night, with 2,000 votes in, he was ahead by a few hundred.

[Crooked Moon]

5. obama was up in 4 polls in the week

leading up to the primary.

[Sinistrous]

6. but you just can't remember which ones they were, eh?

But that's OK, we have your word on it, right?

[BlooInBloo]

7. Pfft. Like Clinton or any of her supporters would LIE. I just can't believe it!

Clutch the pearls!

[Crooked Moon]

9. lol!

another poster already gave you the realclearpolitics link... (and even they were wrong).

here... take my hand.

go here:

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/in/indiana_democratic_primary-639.html

now let's look together. i'll help you sound out the words...

see?
- zogby (obama +2) may 4th and 5th
- zogby (obama +2) may 3rd and 4th
- zogby (obama +2) may 2nd and 3rd
- zogby (obama +1) may 1st and 2nd

[Vote2008]

8. There was NO poll except this week showing a 1 or 2 point lead for Obama.

[DavidDvorkin]

10. I think Hillary said "he was the favorite"

(Adding to what you said.)

Not that there were a couple of outlier polls that showed him ahead. Obama being the favorite implies that the consensus of the polls was that he'd win.

Which is completely untrue. I guess she said something that she knew wasn't in accordance with the facts. Again.

[L0oniX]

11. Subtract Rush Limpballz voters and Obama would have won.