Hillary won big against Bam Bam (Obama) in yesterday's only primary. While it was most certainly an impressive margin of victory it hardly indicates that the tide has changed
for Hillary. She would almost have to take all the remaining primaries by equally wide margins and that isn't going to happen.

Bam Bam Obama is still set to win the nomination.

Labels: Barack Obama, Candidate, Candidates and Campaigns, Hillary, Hillary Clinton, Politics, Society and Culture, United States

Hillary Clinton is now just about dead meat in the 2008 presidential race. She lost the North Carolina primaries and won the Indiana primary by a very small margin. That means that unless she can somehow pull a political rabbit out of the hat by changing her stance on important political issues by a sufficient amount to change how the super delegates view her platform she can't possibly get the Democratic nomination. It is highly unlikely that she can do that.

So now it appears to be a two horse race. But whether or not Hillary will actually pull out of the race and endorse Obama as the Democratic candidate remains to be seen.

So at this time all indications point to its having been reduced to a two horse race between Obama and McCain.

If that be the case then our indicators are currently telling us that Obama will be our next President.

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