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To: Road Walker who wrote (359954)	11/23/2007 1:31:29 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1576843

I don't know how active she will be, but that DOES make a difference. Why is he still trailing so bad in the national poles? Name recognition? Never overestimate the US voter... when they hear 'Clinton' they may just be thinking 'Bill'. I think there are a lot of people in the undecided column who eventually fall out for Obama. Plus, Clinton's campaign has been a huge juggernaut and such an apparent shoo in, people pretty much gave up hope of anyone else winning the primary. If Obama wins in Iowa, I suspect those national polls will change. The Dems behind Obama have to get the message out that it ain't over until the fat lady sings. And don't forget, Obama is half black........the fact that he's even in the running is huge. As for Oprah, women love, love, love her. She doesn't have to do much to get their support. And that's what I love about her involvement......the key to Hillary's popularity has been the woman vote. If Obama starts cutting into that portion of her constituency, I think she's screwed. We'll see.