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. . . about the Democratic Presidential Primary.

I was just reading a Robert Novak article on the Dem race, and several things came to mind:
--Though I disagree that Hillary's WV trouncing of Obama reflects any "momentum" for her campaign, it certainly reflects Obama's general election weaknesses.

From www.hillaryclinton.com:

The President of the Tennessee Federation of Democratic Women, Vicky Harwell of Pulaski, endorsed Hillary Clinton.

“Automatic” delegate to the Democratic National Convention, Vicki Harwell, President of the Tennessee Federation of Democratic Women,has thrown her lot in with Hillary Clinton:

Crystal Strait, the DNC Committeewoman for the Young Democrats of America, has come out for Barack Obama.

Ilissa Gold signs on to what she sees as a good solution to tthe problem of how to seat delegates from Florida and Michigan at the Democratic Convention after they broke DNC rules by holding primaries early:

John Edwards let slip that he voted for Obama and that he will soon endorse the person he voted for.

ABC News has announced that Obama has passed Clinton in the Super delegate count.

The final tally has Clinton winning Indiana by only 8 tenths of a percent, instead of the 2 percent previously announced...Maybe Rush did carry the state for her after all, because his effect was as tiny as her

It's over.

It's SO over.

And I'm not talking about the headache after Cinco de Mayo.

On NPR, Al Gore declares he likely will not have to play the role of elder statesman in putting an end to the Democratic Primary:

The Ron Paul Revolution for the heart and soul of the Republican Party is not over: