Howard Fineman thinks so... not that his perception should be taken with anymore than a grain of salt!

Sen. Hillary Clinton’s campaign is teetering on the brink, no matter what the meaningless national horserace numbers say. The notion that she has a post-Iowa “firewall” in New Hampshire is a fantasy, and she is in danger of losing all four early contests, including Nevada and South Carolina – probably to Sen. Barack Obama, who is now, in momentum terms, the Democratic frontrunner.

And it looks like her "Firewall" in NH needs more Phos-Chek as new polls are showing her lead slip:

Obama edges Clinton in poll

Barack Obama has come from behind to turn the Democratic presidential race in New Hampshire into a toss-up, according to a new Monitor opinion poll. The results - which show Obama with a one-point edge over Hillary Clinton - mirror other polls released this week, indicating that Clinton's once-imposing lead has evaporated in the run-up to New Hampshire's Jan. 8 primary.

The poll suggests that the Democratic race could hinge on the turnout of undeclared voters, who aren't registered with either political party. Much of Obama's backing comes from undeclared voters, while registered Democrats make up the bulk of Clinton's support. In New Hampshire, undeclared voters can vote in either party primary, giving them sway in both contests.

"The more undeclared voters that decide to vote in the Democratic primary, the better chance Obama wins," said Del Ali, president of Research 2000, the Maryland-based nonpartisan polling firm that conducted the poll for the Monitor on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. "What Hillary Clinton has to hope is that more of the established Democrats come out to vote."

I would caution everyone to be careful in their prognostications. How many times in the last 10 years have polls and soothsayers been completely wrong? Too many! Although local polls tend to be more accurate, the fact is, they're often driven and participated in by small groups of people who are looking to sway opinion one way or the other. Another fact is most voters aren't the least bit interested in telling you how they are going to vote and for whom!

There's still 17 days sans Christmas and New Years day for the candidates campaigns on the ground to sway voters... That's a long time considering some people's minds can change in the course of a 3 hour call-in radio talk show!

Cross posted from The Minority Report