nomination

This morning, John Edwards did the media tour and I watched him on Morning Joe. Ostensibly, he was on to talk about his new program, 50 in 10, designed to cut poverty in half over the next ten years.

Not a good sign for Sen. Clinton. Rasmussen will discontinue its Obama vs. Clinton tracking poll, which today has Obama up 50-42, from 47-43 yesterday:

Ken Whitehouse has penned what some might call “a talker.” In a news analysis piece posted this morning, Whitehouse asserts that Barack Obama

Ken Whitehouse has penned what some might call “a talker.” In a news analysis piece posted this morning, Whitehouse asserts that Barack Obama

Jay Cost argues that Hillary Clinton’s hopes for the nomination of the Democratic Party for President are only mostly dead:

Paul Krugman, and many others, are bloviating about Obama's chances with white people like me:

Obama says he is going to declare victory on May 20:

It's a train wreck waiting to happen, with one candidate claiming to be the nominee while the other vigorously denies it, all predicated on an argument over what exactly constitutes the finish line of the primary race.

Brendan Loy suggests that Barack Obama announce his runningmate sooner rather than later to cut down on all the “dream ticket” talk:

Brendan Loy suggests that Barack Obama announce his runningmate sooner rather than later to cut down on all the “dream ticket” talk:

Via USA Today: