The exhaustion that I saw in John Edwards last week is probably nothing compared to how all these candidates will feel by the time the last poll closes tomorrow night.
I watched most of the Obama St. Louis rally on C-SPAN. I could tell that Sen. Obama is very tired. I saw him really push himself during the final five minutes of his speech, like it was a sprint at the end of a long run.
I found it interesting that most states have Clinton falling while Obama rises. Sad to see TN bucking that trend. And who would think Massachusetts going the way it is with endorsements from Kerry and Kennedy?
Things are changing by the moment, though. I just found these numbers over on MSNBC's politics blog:
"Obama also now leads Clinton by a thin margin, 46%-44%, in Massachusetts, according to a 7NEWS (WHDH-TV/NBC Boston)/Suffolk University poll out today."
God, I love these polls. I'm such a stats geek. Most of them are actually statistically meaningless. What's promising is that Obama is trending up in most of them. Fingers crossed that is a real trend.
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I watched most of the Obama St. Louis rally on C-SPAN. I could tell that Sen. Obama is very tired. I saw him really push himself during the final five minutes of his speech, like it was a sprint at the end of a long run.
I'm sure all of them are in similar situations.
I found it interesting that most states have Clinton falling while Obama rises. Sad to see TN bucking that trend. And who would think Massachusetts going the way it is with endorsements from Kerry and Kennedy?
Things are changing by the moment, though. I just found these numbers over on MSNBC's politics blog:
"Obama also now leads Clinton by a thin margin, 46%-44%, in Massachusetts, according to a 7NEWS (WHDH-TV/NBC Boston)/Suffolk University poll out today."
God, I love these polls. I'm such a stats geek. Most of them are actually statistically meaningless. What's promising is that Obama is trending up in most of them. Fingers crossed that is a real trend.
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