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The Other McCain thinks the Barack Obama campaign may be making a mistake by not focusing their resources on the battleground states:

Congressman Cooper shares his thoughts on a potential Hillary Clinton vice-presidential nod with John Rodgers:

Cooper asked rhetorically if a President Obama wanted former President “Bill Clinton around the White House?”

The Wall Street Journal reports:

It appears as if Lanny Davis and Geraldine Ferraro are in a competition for who is The Most Delusional Clinton Supporter award. Via Mike Allen, Lanny Davis gives four ways in which Obama "couldn't resist" offending Clintonistas.

In my little neck of the woods, I have to tell you, the John Edwards endorsement of Barack Obama is a bigger deal than you might think. And I agree with Goldni that I think the timing of this was very much balanced for positive press after West Virginia.

While I am rather pleased to see the Democrats take their nomination fight all the way to Denver, here's a little moral support for keeping out the Florida and Michigan primary results.

Vibinc, liveblogging the primary results last night, points to the Clinton camp’s raising the specter of an “October Surprise” if Obama is the nominee:

From the Wall Street Journal:

But many party leaders are angry that the Clinton camp is forcing the issue in this way. They fear it could antagonize other states and Obama supporters, and potentially split the party.

Cable news is saying it's too close to call. They are writing Clinton's obituary on MSNBC. Chris Matthews and Andrea Mitchell agree that Ed Rendell will be the one who has to have "the talk" with Clinton. Looks like a long night for the Clinton camp. Obama is in route to Indiana for a rally...