Nashua, N.H. -- At 10 p.m., you can hear change drop at Barack Obama's rally. The Obama fans who were chanting raucously earlier in the night and cheering every time results were shown on a scoreboard in the Nashua South High School gym are now silent, giving the event the feel of a roomy mausoleum. The only sounds are the whispers of reporters trying to figure out how to rewrite their pre-written copy for the morning newspapers.
Washington, D.C., mayor Adrian Fenty, an Obama backer, shrugged off the nervousness of the room. "When you're campaigning, you're always nervous," he said.
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