Well, to all my fellow Obama supporters, hope for the best and expect the worst.

A 5-7 point lead is not all that comfortable; it can easily be overcome.

I'm going to be phonebanking into Wisconsin, trying to get every vote out.

Regardless of what happens in Wisconsin, it's nearly impossible for Clinton to win the pledged delegate count (especially with Texas looking like it does). If you want to help make sure that means a win for Obama, sign MoveOn's petition against superdels making the decision for us and join a Facebook group. This one must be the decision of the voters. We've all seen Congress make policy decisions, don't let them make this decision, too.

Hillary loses Minnesota to McCain too...Minnesota!! WTF? And this is BEFORE the Republicans turn out in record numbers! Why the hell are Hillary supporters still trying to get her nominated? Are every single one of them Republican plants or what??

Wake up idiots!!

Off topic--having just heard Carville on CNN saying "we don't know, who knows what else is out there, perhaps there is a pattern..." with regards to the "plagiarism" attack, let me just say ... I'm outta here, I will never vote for a Clinton for anything, especially not this fall, if it should come to that.

So Plouffe's internal polls show Obama winning, and here he says that it is a tough slog.

OMIGOD this is as bad as Mark Penn! We had better write a dozen posts on his dishonesty and the Obama campaign's desperation!

Those aren't polling numbers, they're projections by the campaign, based perhaps on some old data and their general gut feelings. I wouldn't put too much stock in them.

This "internal" Obama polling's been public knowledge for nearly two weeks

Bloomberg, I believe, first published the "accidental attachment", a spreadsheet attached to Plouffe post-SuperTuesday briefing memo, on 2/7 or thereabouts

The sheet contains Obama internal polling(?) for all remaining states thru Puerto Rico and allocates delegates to results.

I have it up as wallpaper

24 hours 'til we learn Hillary's latest excuse.

My favorite anecdote of the day is the kicker quote of a Sunday Times (of London) story:

Jason Altmire, a Pennsylvania congressman, said he remained on the fence for now – but was wondering whether he had a “moral obligation” to let voters know his preferred candidate.

Obama began calling Altmire in July, when he was 20 points behind in the polls. In November, Altmire had a long chat with Obama’s wife, Michelle, who outlined their strategy for victory and sent him a handwritten follow-up note afterwards.

At that stage there was no indication that the Pennsylvania primary – coming so late in the schedule – or his own vote as a superdelegate would matter, but Obama was already planning for the long game.

“They were really touching all the right bases,” Altmire said.

As yet he has not heard anything from the Clintons. Told of the congressman’s story, a spokesman for Clinton asked which state Altmire was from, expecting it to be an early-voting one.

“Pennsylvania? Oh, that is good,” he replied, looking taken aback.

BREAKING: Obama, Muslin drug-dealer, plagiarized kindergarten essay on presidential ambitions.

Derails to follow.

That's disgusting.

We voters are not stupid, or are we?

Can we all not see that Hillary is for Hillary and that her motivation is for herself and not for the country? Her motivation to help the country is driven by power, dominance and control rather than service, help and sincere and honest compassion!

Do these Hillary supporters not see that?

Three reasons why Hillary is not winning:

1.) Her real character of power, manipulation, and divisiveness is shining through. How she has ran her campaign is an indication of how she will run the country. Remember the situation with her daughter from the comment of the MSNBC reporter? She wanted more than blood but also vindication. This showed to me not only a lack of forgiveness and tolerance but a welding of power, revenge and dominance. She would have done much more for herself by just giving the reporter a pass or settling the manner privately and in consideration. However that takes character and that is her problem she is void of character. The problem the Clinton campaign strategists cannot solve is Hillary not Obama.

2.) Obama is a good person. Attacks do not work well with a good person. Also when you attack someone you only reveal something about yourself. In essence you are attacking yourself. Every attack and criticism she gives Obama could also be given to herself to some degree. Barack is a family man with an outstanding wife and can connect with the common person because he is the success story of the common person, the American dream! Bill hurts Hillary and also hurts the sacred office of President of the United States with his behavior and dramatic productions for the camera. A President or past President cannot act in that manner. The office of President is the ideological pinnacle to which Americans look up to. That office cannot be tainted, which Bill Clinton did as President and is doing now. Conversely Michelle is an asset to Barack and is an example of the ordinary person being the extraordinary person.

3.) He is an excellent communicator. We are finding out from this election and elections in the past that Americans respond to communicators. Remember Ronald Reagan as the great communicator and Martin Luther King. Leaders do not have to necessarily have to have all the answers because good ideas and the great ideas come from a synergy of many people inspired to a common goal. What makes leaders is their ability to inspire, bring people together not apart and motivate people to dream of something great and better yet be something great! Great men and women start with dreams and expectations or hope of fulfilling that dream. Obama has inspired me to simply expect more from myself and aspire to something great. That is an example of leadership.

This latest example of Hillary on plagiarism is only example of one thing her character. It is low, desperate and reveals a woman who has been a master of deceiving almost half of the country of who she really is!

However it is all okay. I am a staunch conservation and Republican. We as Republicans will become very united if Hillary is the nominee.

So please do all that you can to elect her. You Democrats will blow the best chance you have had to take the White House in the last decade.

Me too! Finally people are getting off their asses and voting in record numbers. Finally our young people are taking an interest in our government! I agree with her wholeheartedly.

You want outrage? I'm outraged at anyone who thinks more people and especially more young people participating in our democracy is a bad thing. People like that should not be allowed to run for public office.

That was a well worded and thoughtful letter. I have not sent mine yet. I guess I need to rethink my "go with the popular vote or else you hacks!" Anyway, well done.

Maybe it's just me, but I'm a little worried about Wisconsin. I kind of feel like the Clintons sense an opportunity here. I don't admire them like I used to, but I still don't underestimate their raw political prowess.