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Okay, so Barack Obama says candidate's spouses are off-limits to criticism even if they're out on the campaign trail making speeches on behalf of the candidate they are married to and the criticism is about things the spouse said during a campaign appearance.

A stupid ad as Fred and Mort say, or a quite effective one; since it made the lead political narrative on the national news, talk shows, and papers.

Bill Hobbs comes right back at Barack Obama after the candidate called his party out on Good Morning America:

Barack, really now, you can't have it both ways. You can't send your wife out on the campaign trail to give campaign speeches and do fund-raisers on your behalf and then complain that she gets a little criticism.

Hillary Clinton has won the Pennsylvania Primary by ten points, a margin many analysts said she needed to maintain an outside chance at winning the nomination. Here’s what local bloggers are saying about it:

Silence is Golden:

Last night, Hillary won a primary in Pennsylvania by 10 percentage points. She needed to win by 63 percentage points to remain a contender. Furthermore, in Obama's worse month with the Wright issue and "bittergate," Obama still cut Hillary's lead in Pennsylvania from 25 points to 10. That's significant.

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