But I wrote that Edwards has lost too much power to endorse anyone before the convention… if he calls the wrong one, he’s out. He will, however, enthusiastically support the nominee. Tee hee.

In the mean time, I’m trying to appreciate the entertainment value from all the variables that are helping to drag out the demo nomination. It’s been a rather depressing primary in a lot of ways so the more it feels like it’s self-destructing, the more I enjoy it.

I think Toby is scared Obama is screwing up.. and he’s right.

Obama should have known that Rev. Wright would be a major problem and taken steps to keep Wright on the down-low. Obama should have made Wright retire and sent him to Jamaica for the duration of the election. One doesn’t sit in the pews for 20 years and not know what your reverent really says and feels.

It is a question of character. Who you freely associate with says a lot about how you feel and how you would resolve issues. What isn’t Obama telling us if he can break bread with two racist reverends and an unapologetic terrorist?

Making him the Superest of all delegates
A real “mother-of-all-delegates”, he!
After tomorrow, would not his pledges
Be enough for somebody’s victory?

Whodat trying to add it all up, but its just too complicated

“You actually listen to Chris Matthews with a hint of interest. Everyday.”

She’s clinging to this pretty strong, and her exit from the race needs to be handled delicately to make sure her supporters aren’t turned away from the party.

Clinton cannot even get close enough to Obama for the superdels to risk giving her the nomination unless there is some MAJOR scandal that brings him down (the manufactured outrages thus far have failed to dent him enough) Obama is the nominee, and he knows this- its why he’s turned most of his focus to John McCain. Hillary is not the nominee, and she doesn’t know this yet, which is why she’s staying in the race. The myth of a close race is just that- winning by 15 points may not be a lot in football, but we’re playing hockey here, and Obama’s ahead by ten goals in the final minutes of the last period.

After 21 debates and 1,342 weeks you are still too stupid to know who you support.