If it hadn't been for Rush and his ditto-heads do you think Obama would have won Indiana?

[book_worm]

he came so close, but it was so close anyway that it turned out to be a victory more for Obama than Hillary.

[Diamonique]

1. Yes I believe he would have won it... n/t

[Inuca]

2. I just heard Kerry mention it

on the conference call the Obama campaign had earlier today (David Plouffe + a whole bunch of super SDs, Kerry, McCaskill, Napolitano, Duvall and Klobuchar, I think). I don't think he is the type to just spread idle gossip. It's speculation, and impossible to know for sure, but I think there is a good chance that the answer is YES.

[marlakay]

3. they keep saying no on tv

but it is obvious that since he lost by a small amount and since 34% of the people who voted for her said they don't hold her values???

[pkz]

4. The media has to say that

the dittoheads made no difference.

Hoping the impression they leave is that Limpballs is powerless.
His head is so big now, it would surely burst with arrogance and
he would continue to manipulate the vote.

I cannot stomach the guy.

[ladym55]

5. Chris Matthews commented on it

He spoke out, called it a mini Special Comment, I think. And he took voters to task for messing with the other party's primary. And reminded all them good Rush Limbaugh Amurikans that people have died to protect that right they are playing with.

Hillary did WAY too well in rural Southern Indiana in counties that NEVER vote for a Democrat.

She also did WAY too well in rural Ohio counties that will likely go McCain in the fall. I know two men who bragged about messing with the Ohio primary, and the Cleveland Plain Dealer did a story on the crossovers in Cuyahoga and the cynicism involved.

Let's put it this way, if I were in Hillary's campaign, I would NOT be happy with those numbers and where they came from. That began with Ohio.