I'm confident that the delegate count didn't move much at all tonight.....regardless

[scheming daemons]

..of how the vote finally ends up.


Come tomorrow.... My candidate will still have a 100+ delegate lead.


Clinton's will use lawsuits to keep Texas caucus delegates from being counted... but in the end, Obama will carry more delegates in Texas.


Keep the eye on the prize, folks.

[jlake]

1. Despite your spin, it is clear the big mo has shifted to Hillary!

[EmperorHasNoClothes]

2. Too little, too late.

If she doesn't net at least 20 or so delegates tonight, she's done.

[jlake]

3. Don't think so. Looks like she'll win PA 65/33.....and regain the lead.

[EmperorHasNoClothes]

4. How far ahead was she polling in TX and OH three weeks ago?

20% or so? Great momentum there.

[jlake]

7. The momentum is back on her side.... and this time she'll have my help!

B-)

[HeraldSquare212]

6. I think PA's about a 9 point spread right now.

[jlake]

8. Yep - and Hillary is going to expand that significantly!

[HeraldSquare212]

9. After losing 11 points in the last few weeks?

[jlake]

14. What part of a momentum shift don't you understand?

[PaDem]

11. 4-5

should be interesting.

[HeraldSquare212]

5. Big Mo + a few delegates = 0

She'll never catch up.

[PaDem]

10. agree, until she gets drummed in Mississippi........

will that count??

[karynnj]

13. There are around 600 delegates left to win

She will have to make up 150 delegates. That means she needs she will need to win 375 to to his 225. That will be nearly impossible given the states left. I doubt her "momentum" will get her wins in Wyoming and Mississippi - the next two states.

[lastliberalintexas]

12. Depending on how things shake out

the party could be faced with the possible outcome of Clinton winning the voters and Obama winning the delegates. I guess the only real solution if for them both to throw their delegates to Kucinich/Edwards. For the good of the party, of course. :)