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Well, "*****" isn't as bad as "Hitlery" and "Hildabeast". Do I detect a new-found respect for Hillary? LOL.

If you check out the poll data for Texas on USAToday's website, the Texas results weren't close without the Republican crossover vote--53 to 46 for Obama. The Dem vote was 53-46 Clinton, and the Independents were evenly split. Republicans were clearly trying to beat Clinton by voting for Obama. In Ohio, the crossover vote was pretty much a draw.

Clinton has the momentum now--she will win PA easily. She also has a superdelegate advantage, since a lot of those people are Democratic party officials who tend to favor Clinton over the new guy, Obama.

If the Democrats had the same winner-take-all primary system as the Republicans have had, Clinton would be ahead of Obama in delegates 1226-1036. That's without Texas (not counted yet), Michigan and Florida. She won the latter two primaries, but the delegates were taken away because the states moved their primary dates up. You can bet those states will be contested at the convention.

Right now, it looks good for Clinton. Her strategy of hiding her husband looks like the right one.
I always thought he was a lousy politician. Strictly a policy-wonk.