US elections

With the final big primaries out of the way, Obama leads Clinton, 1840 to 1684 out of the victory line of 2025. With the Superdelegates, in the main, saying they will vote according to the way the state voted in the Primary elections. It looks like Obama will get the Democratic nod at the Convention. The two primaries of yesterday were good for Obama, but weakens Clinton. Obama, took a commanding lead from North Carolina, with 56% of the vote. Clinton narrowly won in Indiana with 51 to 49% of the vote. Clinton needed a far larger victory margin than 2% to dent Obama's chances. Clintons campaign seems to be running out of steam, and if the superdelegates vote according to state choice then her Presdential bid is over, possible for ever. The only other possible scenerio, I will label the nuclear option is if the superdelegates decide to vote for their own preference. Clinton could still win the nomination, though this would put the Superdelegates into total war with the rank and file of the Democratic party. Would they be willing to open a vast fissure in the party to guarantee Hilary Rodham a victory. I would doubt that this is a sensible option, though you cannot rule it out. For me Obama, is the better candidate, through principle and speaking. Clinton lost, in my eyes, any credibility when she mentioned that she was under sniper fire in the Balkans and then when found out that this isn't true, called it a mis-speak, in other words a downright lie. And then her words regarding the annihilation of Iran
So, I think it will be an Obama and McCain election. Though it will be an interesting development to see who the Vice-presidential candidates will be.

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