I doesn't really at this point DuH, as even if he got 100% of pledged from now on he can't win by that alone- been that way since around Texas. If you're suggesting that the system is unfortunately undemocratic you're right, but if the supers go with whoever gets the majority of pledged, then it works out democratically anyway. It'll happen, he'll get 33 more pledged by the 20th, and that'll be it.

Heh, Obama has far more support than just College educated and black people, we all know this primary season can more accurately depict voter enthusiasm than hard numbers that are going to translate into the GE- its just too distorted by Hillary's presence and campaign heat-of-the-moment, its different when her supporters will have to choose between Obama and McCain.

160 delegates to go, plus they're starting their 'vote-for-change' national campaign to regester people right up to the GE. I'm audibly confident.

Oh and so much for being "Far Left":

"...Nor can America compete simply by erecting trade barriers and raising the minimum wage- unless we're willing to confiscate all the world's computers." -The Audacity of Hope, pg.158, 2008 edition, The Text Publishing Company.

Maybe I'm reading that sentence wrong, maybe hes far left and a hawk.