Along those same lines, Charles Sykes, a radio-talk-show host out there, e-mails:

A. Everyone is assuming Obama will win here, but Hillary is actually doing pretty well in the polls… only a few points behind… This makes sense because even though Wisconsin’s Democrats and liberal and like independents, the state has a small minority population, is usually immune to Hollywood glitz and trendiness, and the electorate is older, whiter, and more female than in some other states.
In other words Wisconsin would have been the perfect state for her to stop Obama’s momentum, but she seemed to overlook it by focusing ahead.
B. All of which makes people wonder: where’s Hillary been? She didn’t get here until Saturday… instead she uses Bill as her surrogate. He drew much smaller crowds than Obama.
C. So if she loses on Tuesday, Wisconsin will symbolize a lot of what has been wrong with her campaign; she put everything on Super Tuesday and didn’t have either the money or the organization left to fight in a state she could have won.

He adds:

There may be a big crossover vote… Wisconsinites like to play games. I think most will go to Hillary.
GOP bigs have closed ranks around McCain, who was well received at Republican events over the weekend. Huckabee could still pull a big protest vote. Unlike other conservative talk radio hosts I am endorsing McCain…. he wasn’t my first choice (or even my second or third), but I trust him on national security and Iraq and think he’s exponentially more conservative on other issues than Obama and Clinton. I also think he will beat either one in Wisconsin in November.