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Strategy Session: Mapping an Obama Presidency Posted by michaelmee on May 13, 2008 According to the Rasmussen poll released on 5/12, if the poll’s % translate into the results, McCain wins 320-218 in the electoral vote. But, I don’t think that means much at this point. Obama has multiple paths to victory.

• Here are the latest Superdelegate endorsements for Barack: · May 11th * Young Democrats of America Board Member and Former California Young Democrats President Crystal Strait · May 12th * Congressman and U.S.

The Obama campaign alerts me to three more Supers in their camp today: Indiana Congressman Joe Donnelly New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin DC Democratic Party Chairwoman Anita Bonds If today is anything like yesterday, this list will grow. Meanwhile, West Virginia is voting today and Senator Clinton is expected to pick up a couple handfuls of delegates.

Indiana and North Carolina go to the polls today -- but nobody is expecting a clean answer to the (perhaps unanswerable) question: Who will be the Democratic Party's nominee for president? Hillary Clinton? Barack Obama? Can anybody land a knockout blow in this thing?

Indiana and North Carolina go to the polls today -- but nobody is expecting a clean answer to the (perhaps unanswerable) question: Who will be the Democratic Party's nominee for president? Hillary Clinton? Barack Obama? Can anybody land a knockout blow in this thing?

Shepherdstown, W. Va. While Barack Obama is busy ordering champagne for his premature victory party on May 20th, Hillary Clinton is pounding the West Virginia trail to get-out-the-vote in Tuesday’s primary. By all accounts Clinton will enjoy a double-digit win in West Virginia, followed by another in Kentucky one week later.

New Rule For Uncommitted Superdelegates [ Posted Monday, May 12th, 2008 – 12:28 PDT ] With sincere apologies to Bill Maher for stealing his schtick, I have a new rule. My new rule is for uncommitted Democratic superdelegates.

Some thank yous are just too important for an email. After our win in Indiana, I recorded a special message for you. Please click here to watch. Thank you, Hillary Rodham Clinton

Senator Hillary Clinton left Pennsylvania feeling rejuvenated. We became a Fountain of Youth to her by energizing a campaign that had, til that point, sputtered, clanged and was on the verge of collapse. She moved onto the delegate rich states of Indiana and North Carolina hoping for a double win.

Senator Hillary Clinton left Pennsylvania feeling rejuvenated. We became a Fountain of Youth to her by energizing a campaign that had, til that point, sputtered, clanged and was on the verge of collapse. She moved onto the delegate rich states of Indiana and North Carolina hoping for a double win.