<p>Any projections?</p>
<p>Clinton by 20</p>
<p>Clinton by 35</p>
<p>Clinton will pick up 19 or 20 delegates and Obama 9 or 8. </p>
<p>That might help keeping Obama’s lead in delegates below 200 after tomorrow. It ain’t over until the Fat Lady sings but for the former First Lady it is. </p>
<p>This is her last chance to get out on a high note. Unless she prefers KY or Puerto Rico.</p>
<p>PS Would anyone be surprised if Obama announced 12 SD tomorrow?</p>
<p>Huckabee+Paul might pull off an upset.</p>
<p>It doesn’t metter. The liberal media and Saturday Night Live have decided Clinton can’t win the nomination so the only focus is now on promoting Obama’s lies.</p>
<p>SNL and the liberal media have done it all. These numbers and the dozens of states that have VOTED hardly matter:</p>
<p>Delegates: </p>
<p>Obama 1,591.5 (pledged) 283 (super) 1,874.5 (total) 150 (needed) </p>
<p>Clinton 1,425.5 (pledged) 270.5(super) 1,696 (total) 328.5(needed) </p>
<p>Remaining 217(pledged) 241.5 (super) 458.5 (total) </p>
<p>Math is what it is. Clinton will probably win by a margin in the 30s in W. Virgina and Kentucky with Obama winning the remaining 3 states. But, absent some catastrophic event, this is all over.</p>
<p>PS Would anyone be surprised if Obama announced 12 SD tomorrow?</p>
<p>Actually, adding the Edwards delegates brings the total to over 20. </p>
<p>Lights out!</p>
<p>How can there be a one-half delegate pledged to anyone?</p>
<p>Gary Coleman or Robert Reich?</p>
<p>The Democrats Abroad: they only have half a delegate.</p>
<p>Who else? Both Obama and Clinton appear to have a half of a delegate. Plus, there is a SD half-pledged to Obama?</p>
<p>Spread does not matter, as Clinton has no way to win mathematically the nomination. She must support Obama to win the fall election. :)</p>