Askjesse @ MindSay

1) Your darling isn't ahead in popular vote.

Clinton can't be ahead in the popular vote by honest math. She wants to count Florida and Michigan in her totals now that she is close enough by some measure that including them can put her ahead, but prior to that she said they didn't count. Fine. But if you want to take the votes that people gave to you in Michigan, you are going to have to give the rest to Obama, which means you are no longer ahead.

2) Still, what counts is delegates.

And Hillary can't win more than Obama at this point at the rate she has been going.

3)Rev. Jeremiah Wright doesn't make Hillary look like a better choice for the Democratic nomination.

I'm not sure that anything can at this point.

4) Williams Ayers doesn't concern as many people as Hannity thinks it does.

And why are you watching Fox News now? Don't you think it is awfully convenient that Republican lapdogs are pulling for Clinton?

Apparently nothing is safe in West Africa, where "reports of... penis snatching are not uncommon".

I felt it was my duty to warn you of penis stealing sorcerers. We've got to be vigilant, and take the offensive. We've got to head off the enemy over there so they don't come over here and shrink our penises. This is something I think men and women alike can get behind.

I propose a preventative attack on penis stealing sorcerers now, lest sales of Hummers, Obscenely large trucks, and imported sports cars skyrocket. These terrorists are threatening everything we hold dear.

Today is the long awaited Pennsylvania democratic primary.

I think it is funny how Clinton (who wants to make any win seem big) and the media (who wants to cover the drama till the DNC) has portrayed it. Even though Obama has never been expected to do great in PA, and Clinton can't win big enough for it to matter later, this is THE big event according to the media.

When I estimated the outcome of the democratic primaries to May 20th (at which point I think no argument for Clinton staying in the race can be made), I believe I gave Clinton 95 of the 158 PA delegates (the others are superdelegates). This is probably more generous than most people have been, but I believe that she can pull that off in PA. It is pretty much everywhere else that I think she will fail to pull of a big win, and many of the remaining states she will "lose" to Obama.

Basically, today will once again decide nothing.

But it will be fun to watch.

UPDATE:

9:00pm

The first numbers are coming in, and Clinton is the projected winner. However, the margin is as of now much more narrow than I had predicted, and already they are saying that based on this, Hillary will probably go on.

I was looking over the numbers in Indiana and North Carolina, and I think that Obama is going to win more delegates there than I initially predicted as well, making this even more hopeless for Clinton. Combine that with her campaign being out of money... it isn't looking good. The question at this point is... will her win here get her more money?