What a beautiful set of data from the home page of Real Clear Politics!!!

[KansasVoter]

Looking damn good!!!

REAL CLEAR POLITICS ELECTION 2008

Total Delegates.....1726 - 1592....Obama +134
Pledged Delegates...1489 - 1333....Obama +156
Popular Vote........49.2 - 47.5....Obama +1.7
Popular Vote (w/FL..48.3 - 47.6....Obama +0.7
Nat'l RCP Average...49.9 - 40.9....Obama +9.0
North Carolina......51.3 - 35.8....Obama +15.5
Indiana.............46.3 - 43.3....Obama +3.0

[Coexist]

1. .

[pocoloco]

2. Cream rising to the top!

[nyccitizen]

3. The question is, if he takes NC and IN will Hillary drop out?

Thoughts?

Personally, I think she knows she can't get the nomination but is operating a dual strategy by staying in the race:

-Put him in a position where he must offer the VP slot or risk alienating half the party.

-Weaken him as much as possible for the GE.

That way she will be the guaranteed front-runner for '12 if he loses, which will be much more likely thanks to her attacks, or VPOTUS if he wins and thus guaranteed front-runner for '16. As an Obama supporter, I have to say it's a pretty brilliant strategy, even if I'm personally disgusted by it.

[terrell9584]

4. If you do the math on NC

That amounts to a 14% undecided. Indiana having 10% undecided.

[bicentennial_baby]

5. And here I thought I was the only person who included "beautiful"

"data" and "set" in a sentence! :rofl:

Ah, life of an Econ major... :P

[DerekJ]

6. But .. but ..she is more electable!!

[RazBerryBeret]

7. WOOT!

those Indiana numbers have changed since this morning!!! and for the good! Yay!