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Charles Peters of the Washington Monthly points out in the Washington Post delineates:

I am watching CNN right now and they are talking Hammas and they say that Hammas welcomes the thought of Obama winning the White House. WHY are they so welcoming this? Makes one think! This ObAMA HAS NO QUALITFICATIONS!! Someone else does feel the same way I do. Her is some of what this person [...]

Get involved in this presidential campaign! Let your voice be heard! Show the world how you feel. If you support the policies and character of John McCain, please drive with your headlights on during the day. If you support Obama or Hillary, please drive with your headlights off at night.

Well, here's a way to get a quick five gallons of gas, I guess. Run your car out of fuel on the local freeways. Just be sure to do it in someone else's lane, okay?

Good news for Obama but I ask you how to do get half of a superdelegate?

The developments left the former first lady with 271.5 superdelegates, to 271 for Obama. Little more than four months ago, on the eve of the primary season, she held a lead of 169-63.

R. Neal hits up a fellow progressive blogger for poking at bit of fun at West Virginia voters:

After anointing Obama as the nominee on Tuesday, the media narrative has shifted to the West Virginia and Kentucky "Appalachian" contests.

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