With 32% of the vote in, Obama is ahead of Clinton by 13 percentage points (56%/43%). What must be of special concern to Hillary is the fact that he made inroads into her core vote: elderly, people who earn less than $50k, and women. In addition, Wisconsin has very few blacks, so the he cut big time across racial lines. The 13% point loss represents a very serious hit on Hillary's chances. Texas, Ohio and Pennsylvania now become all-important for her chances to win the nomination.
Probably because the women that liked her because she is a woman (i guess) finally saw that annoying b*tch on TV for the first time.
It all comes down to Texas and Ohio for Clinton. Looks like she needs to win both of those or her campaign is over. I dont think anyone would have thought a year ago that Obama would be steam rolling her week after week and eating away at her core supporters but Wisconsin is very telling. Its a state much like Ohio in political landscape and Obama made up considerable ground among the typical Hillary supporters. If that trend continues in Ohio Hillary is toast and Obama will be the next President in a huge landslide.
I agree on all points, except I suspect she will win Ohio. Texas is the one in question. The middle class is primarily Republican. The Democratic Party there is composed mostly of Hispanics, Blacks and liberals. That could present a problem for Hillary.
