FLIP FLOP!!!!

My, how times ahve changed.

Quinnipiac puts Obama within the margin of error in Pennsylvania today, too. This comes more than six weeks before that primary.

Ugh, I guess I spoke to soon in my last post about her backing off her push to have this decided by super delegates - well, they're going to try anything they can here to prolong the inevitable (and, to be fair, Obama's camp made the same request to super delegates weeks ago). OK, so let them hold off endorsing until after next Tuesday - once he takes Texas and (hopefully) Ohio, the floodgates can open and she will get a clear message that it's over.

I wonder when she'll notice that her requests don't seem to be making headway.....

I'm glad this is the last "debate" until the fall. If I were either of the Dem candidates, I'd refuse to do it again no matter what happens on Tuesday. My reason would be, "John McCain isn't being invited to these things; why should we have to do all the work?"

Uh oh superdelegates...you better watch out, you're THIS close to not mattering.

I am so praying that hillary wins texas, ohio, vermont and rhode island on march 4th... if she doesn't.... I will still vote for obama in november's general election for the fact that anyone can do better than John Mcain, who is nothing but another Bush alike.

I hope that there is a clinton/obama ticket but if we have to have a obama/clinton ticket i will be happy too....

I hate the polls, if you have ever read anything of mind on here, you know that i use to love those polls but i have finally learned that you can't trust them..... the only polls that matter are the ones when those go out and actually vote.

Hillary I'm praying for you but girl you sure need a huge victory and i don't see it happening.

While I am amused at the campaign's sudden fear that the supers will subvert the process, I think they're right. The supers should stay out of this. The primary process will likely resolve this, and if not, then we can bring the supers into it and go back to figuring out how to keep the party from going down in flames.

I assume they'll take the next rational step and say people should stop using the already "committed" supers in delegate counts?

No?

I think the supers should stay out.

But this is just too funny. And adds to a growing air of desperation, which isn't helpful to Clinton at this point.

They are asking if corporate media is biased for Obama:

Duh, when CNN reads a Peggy Noonan hit piece attacking President Clinton on the air, it is very obvious.

Clinton obviously crushed Obama in the debate but the corporate media spun it Obama won. They don’t even bother trying to hide it anymore like gop being corporate w-hores. Then they will turn on Obama and help elect McInsane the corporate candidate.

Should be fun next week on the Rezko trial and they will spin it like the lobbyist lover McInsane Times story and blame Rezko.

And people will swallow all this crap like they do with w’s lies. Half of America got punked with Obama, are dumbed down by the media and very gullible just like the RWingnuts.

Then we have the liberal left blogs like Daily Obama and the Obama Post. They have thrown away all credibilty they have established for Obama bias. Crooks and Liars is the only progressive blog that stayed neutral and are still credible. They are the best blog for the truth. The rest are like corporate media.

Agree with others here, thanks for the laugh to start the day Eric. Much appreciated.

The Clinton campaign must see something dreadful to make this particular pitch. We can see Obama's momentum, but are they hearing more chatter from the Super Delegates that we aren't privvy to? Curious timing to plea for restraint from Clinton.