The race to the nomination has just gotten a lot tougher for Hillary Clinton. In light of her trouncing in NC last night, and her squeaker win in IN (and has she really won IN?), her “popular vote” argument to the superdelegates looks less and less like a plausible one …. unless Florida and Michigan are included in the mix, and it looks like for Clinton and Co, that’s what it will boil down to:
**5/7: Make sure to check out my post-primaries morning after post here.**
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We’re less than 12 hours away from the polls opening in both North Carolina and Indiana. I’ll have a more in-depth post in the morning to kick things off, but wanted link up this evening to a “Cliff’s Notes” of sorts that I saw at Fox called the “Brainroom Briefing Book.” It’s got the 411 on the delegate counts at stake in NC and IN, the demographics, what to watch for tomorrow, and other interesting tidbits of information on these two battleground primary states.
Matthew Balan at Newsbusters reports on today’s “American Morning” show on CNN, and how anchor John Roberts cozied up to Barry O.:
Busy this morning – will check back in later this afternoon or evening.
