So, what do you think, is Hillary done tonight? My guess is, no - regardless of any result. Early exits are far from conclusive. Obama wins Vermont - no surprise there. Everything else appears to be a dog fight at this point. Given recent media accounts, that's better for Hillary than it is for Obama.
He spent a ton of cash trying to put her away. And while expectations is a spin game, he didn't get the result he anticipated. If Hillary keeps fighting and gains the momentum going into PA, don't think this thing is close to over, yet.
Also, a neat live blogging ap at Hot Air.
Stay tuned.
"he didn't get the result he anticipated."
Bit early for that judgment. Hillary had double-digit leads in both Ohio and Texas then got much tighter. If he wins either, Hillary's pretty much done. And if he loses in what's essentially a tie, Obama wins the expectations game. If it goes on, he's still got the delegate advantage - it's pretty much impossible for Hillary to catch him.
Posted by: Worst President Ever | Tuesday, March 04, 2008 at 09:39 PM
I agree on the pledged delegate count, obviously. But anyone who doesn't think Hillary is at least as dangerous and capable of coming back as Freddy Kruger is kidding themselves.
Posted by: Dan Riehl | Tuesday, March 04, 2008 at 09:57 PM
well, i just got back from my first and last dummycrat caucus. every official was black except the white dyke who headed the hillary sign in sheet. she was the only one who actually lived in our neighborhood. the obama freaks looked shocked that people actually opposed their man. it was quite a standoff for awhile. results :obama 53.41% hillard 46.13%. while i'm inside the city loop it's very much a republican hood. that was one of the most revolting experiences i've ever been through.
Posted by: tally | Tuesday, March 04, 2008 at 11:49 PM
Hillary will win PA. The Rendell machine will deliver for her.
Posted by: Ralph | Wednesday, March 05, 2008 at 12:00 AM