CBS has called IN for Clinton

[tishaLA]

according to The Page at Time.com

http://thepage.time.com/2008/05/06/cbs-news-clinton-wins-indiana/

[prolesunited]

1. Without Gary, NWI and Indy?

I think voters there may pull it off.

[The_Casual_Observer]

4. There's a bicycle under that manure pile!

Or was that a pony?

[faithfulcitizen]

15. What the heck does that mean? Those cities really haven't reported.

[gabeana]

5. at the least they should keep it in single digits

just got this from KOS through politico

Is Clinton broke again?

I asked Clinton campaign chairman Terry McAuliffe just now whether Clinton had given or loaned her campaign more money in the run-up to North Carolina and Indiana.

"Might be. Might not be," McAuliffe said, adding that the campaign would release more fundraising details tomorrow.

In the past, Clinton aides have denied a second Clinton loan, but McAuliffe said tonight his policy is not to talk about fundraising details.

[harun]

28. No Lake county either, I don't think they should have called it that early (n/t)

[tekisui]

2. Now to watch for the margins.

If Obama's margin in NC is bigger, and he nets MORE delegates, expanding his lead.....the superdelegates will notice and move.

[faithfulcitizen]

3. seems foolish, without urban areas reporting yet.

[alcibiades_mystery]

7. Allen county's in at 92%...with only a 10% lead for Obama

They probably have exit polling for Lake, and that's that.

[faithfulcitizen]

12. I thought Fort Wayne would go to Clinton. I am surprised he's even up.

[AllentownJake]

14. Fort Wayne

Is as white as they come..lived there for 3 years. GOBAMA

[faithfulcitizen]

19. Right, and they are those "working blue collar" folks. ;)

[AllentownJake]

21. Fort Wayne

Isn't exactly the NC tech triangle....

They have a Financial Services Company
GM and GE
and the Healthcare industry.

[faithfulcitizen]

24. I just saw he's up in Boone County. You may not be familiar, but that is shocking!

[Alexander]

6. MSNBC says "too early to call" and it's narrowing to 55-45...

I call bullshit.

[LSparkle]

10. I agree -- this one may be a nailbiter ...

She can claim victory tonight but he may end up pulling it out
overnight (!).

[The_Casual_Observer]

18. That's pretty narrow

[Alexander]

23. It's now 54-46, within single digits.

[The_Casual_Observer]

25. good for you

[slick8790]

8. Hmm, they seem to be the only one though.

Seems a bit premature without a lot of Obama strongholds reporting.

[livingmadness]

9. Indeed ...

Missouri anyone??!!

[slick8790]

13. Absolutely. Wouldn't be the first time a retraction was necessary.

Although I do think it's unlikely that he'll win IN, it's still possible.

[sellitman]

11. Where? Link?

I went to time.com and Nada?

[ej510]

17. She won Indiana! Check out the exit polling.

[bunnies]

22. a link would be nice.

If you want us to check something out, you've got to provide a link. :hi:

[ej510]

26. I've been watching the networks.

[bunnies]

27. ah. I'm half watching. Too busy fretting over DU. ;) nt

[yourguide]

20. link

http://thepage.time.com/

[4_Legs_Good]

16. Grats to Hillary and her supporters

(now let's hope Obama can close the gap a little!)

David