Randi Kaye
360 Correspondent
Ladies... what happened? Hillary Clinton not only beat Barack Obama in the New Hampshire primary but she took the women's vote back!
Obama had grabbed 50 percent of the votes in Iowa among women 18-29, but in New Hampshire it was a very different story.
Was it because she teared up in the New Hampshire coffee shop?
In her speech last night, she said, "I have found my own voice."
Is that what she needed? Experts on this issue say she needed to be less scripted, more candid, and more approachable.
It seems to be working. Why, suddenly, do you think more women are supporting her?
And looking ahead to South Carolina, an important state for both candidates, black women especially face a tough choice. And whether they choose Obama or Clinton, it will be a historic choice. It would certainly be as historic to elect a woman president as an African American. But many black women are struggling between race and gender, often feeling like a "sell out" if they don't vote Obama's way.
Black voters, particularly women, greatly admire the New York senator and her husband, former President Bill Clinton. But they are torn between affection for the Clinton family and an opportunity to make history by electing Obama.
Which way this thing will go is anyone's guess.
Stay with us for the ride. It's going to be an exciting one.
