Obama finally blasted Reverend Wright after his appearance at a Washington Press Club conference to defend himself after his hot preaching style and "terrorist" commentary was exposed. Pundits say the candidate could not ignore the character assaults from Obama's former pastor, as numbers are dropping ahead of the May 11 Indiana primary. Many think the Obama run has taken a severe blow, and it won't be easily repaired in such a tight race. Tuesday's frayed nerves were obvious as Obama issued a rather stern-faced response to Wright's remarks that suggested he was really just an insincere politician. The flap seemed to grow out of Wright's wounded pride, more than any real news about the exchanges between the two. Obama called the Reverend's comments a "spectacle, that I find outrageous..." Hillary's camp seems to be picking up support and momentum, including the governor of North Carolina ahead of it's upcoming primary after Indiana. Senator Evan Bayh is a strong Clinton supporter, and many think she will now win that state, and possibly keep on winning as fallout continues to erode confidence in Obama. What many thought was a failed run of Clinton's is now being seen as more than an outside chance she will win the nomination. Stay tuned for more insight as the race roars to Indy.(CRNET RECAP)