"Obama makes final Iowa push; Thanks voters for vindicating his faith in US" by Scott Helman, Globe Staff | November 1, 2008
DES MOINES - Public polls have consistently shown Obama with a large lead over McCain here, but McCain's campaign manager, Rick Davis, told reporters yesterday that the campaign's internal polling showed the race "dead even." He cast Obama's decision to visit Des Moines as evidence that the Illinois senator was worried about holding his edge.
Adjust your map accordingly, readers.
Davis said he was confident about the race across the country, asserting "probably one of the greatest comebacks since John McCain won the primary."
And he stole that from Ron Paul!
Obama's campaign showed its confidence, too, disclosing yesterday that it was pushing deeper into Republican territory by launching TV ads in North Dakota, Georgia, and McCain's home state of Arizona --more--"
