Barack Obama defeated Hillary Clinton in today’s Wisconsin primary, showing a broad reach across Democratic constituencies, including many ”” such as women, lower-income families, and union households ”” that had been strongholds for Clinton in previous contests.
Obama’s projected victory, his ninth in a row, was quickly answered with twin attacks from opponents in both parties. John McCain, who declared that he will be the Republican nominee after beating Mike Huckabee in Wisconsin, dismissed Obama’s message as ”˜”˜an eloquent but empty call for change,’’ while Clinton launched her most aggressive critique yet on his preparedness for the presidency.
”˜”˜One of us is ready to be commander in chief in a dangerous world,’’ Clinton said at a rally in Youngstown, Ohio.
People are yearning for something better. This is a good time for a major evangelistic outreach.