Obama now leads Hillary by 192 delegates. There are only 189 pledged delegates still up for grabs.

[Yanez Houston Jordan]

It is not mathematically impossible for her to come back from this astronomical deficit, but she'd almost certainly need the super delegates to overturn the voters' decision.

DemConWatch: http://demconwatch.blogspot.com/

Edited to add 2 more delegates for Obama!

[kid a]

1. great!

[Stapz]

2. its over

and they know it...

http://www.breitbart.tv/?p=97073

[unblock]

3. it's ... not ... over ...... it's ... never ...oooooover!!

she can still turn obama pledged delegates to her side by bribing them with extra froth on the latte!

[Botany]

4. It is now over

28 years of a bush or a Clinton is done.

[cliffordu]

5. Does this mean it's over?? Is she TOAST????

[Yanez Houston Jordan]

16. It's been over for a while. This is just another way to show how inconceivable a comeback would be

Mathematically possible (hypothetically), but political impossible

[Maraya1969]

6. So even if she wins every single delegate left she still cannot win right?

What in the living hell is she still doing spending her supporters money playing a game that she knows she can not win????????

The only way she can win is if the super delegates turn everything backasswards just like the fucking 2000 election that gave us george fucking bush?

[Yanez Houston Jordan]

14. The remaining uncommitted include 189 pledged delegates, 227 super delegates and 9 Edwards delegates

Obama needs 117 of these while Hillary needs 309.

Hillary can't catch up even if she could win all the remaining plegded delegates - she'd need super delegates, too, because Obama would still be ahead even if she won 100% of the pledged delegates awarded in the remaining primaries.

[MonkeyFunk]

19. No, she can win

the same way Obama will have to win - with superdelegates.

[cali]

20. not quite the same. He needs maybe 45 or so. She needs three

times that. The odds of her getting the SDs to flock to her are very, very small.

[MonkeyFunk]

21. That's not the question

The assertion that people are making is not that it's difficult for her to win - they're saying it's mathematically impossible, which simply isn't true.

[Czolgosz]

22. Where does the OP say it's mathematically impossible? I think her odds are incalculably small but

not zero.

[BlooInBloo]

7. I like your name.

[Yanez Houston Jordan]

17. I'm increasingly optimistic that we win some seats back on the Texas Supreme Court.

[Zhade]

8. Mmmmmm...

[bhikkhu]

9. I heard its about who has the most square feet of support now

HRC says delegates no longer count, or something like that.

[Chisox08]

11. If you use HRC new method of counting she is winning.

First off the caucus states don't, then small states except for West Virginia don't count. Also you have to throw out Illinois and 90% of the African American vote. After you do all of that you must add the votes from FL and MI. One more thing Super delegates that came out for Obama also don't count and the ones that switched from Hillary to Obama still counts for Hillary. Using that math Hillary wins by a landslide.

[quantass]

10. MSM has already forgotten about her -- its 24/7 Obama-McBush.

[hendo]

12. there you go with that math again...

HRC doesn't like math.

[MrSlayer]

13. Bah, that's only math. Where are the MAPS?!?!?!?!

Damnit.

[AtomicKitten]

18. Maps? It's MOOPS!

Dammit!

[Zachstar]

15. Game, Set, Match Obama will win within moments of returns coming in from Kentucky

And by the Time Oregon results start coming in they will have called the primary for Obama.