And the winner is…. ?

Key Points:

According to the latest Associated Press tally, Obama heads into tonight’s vote-counting in Montana and South Dakota with 2,094 total delegates, just 24 short of the number needed to secure the nomination. Clinton has 1,916 delegates.
Clinton campaign officials have said they will concede if Sen. Obama reaches 2118 this week.
Obama plans large Super Delegate [...]

The problem for the Super Delegates

Washington, D.C. (rightcommentary.com): Another Tuesday and another primary. I don’t know about you, but I’ve got primary fatigue. I find it a bit ironic that this time last year, there was near hysteria in the Republican party ranks about a brokered convention. The conventional wisdom at the time was that there would be an inevitable [...]

Should Obama chose Hillary as the VP?

Washington, D.C. (rightcommentary.com): With Sen. Barrack Obama all but declaring victory in securing the Democratic Party nomination, talk in Washington and among pundits elsewhere, has shifted to the discussion of Sen. Clinton as his running mate. As you may recall, in prior debates, both joked that the other could happily chose to be the Vice-President [...]

Did “Operation Chaos” matter in Indiana and North Carolina?

Washington, D.C. (rightcommentary.com): Strategic cross-over voting is nothing new in partisan elections. It has long been discussed that in partisan caucuses and primaries, a certain percentage, usually thought to be small percentage, of partisans “change sides” in order to disrupt and or shape the outcome of the contest in the hopes that their actions benefit [...]

Can you “Willie Horton” Barrack Obama?

Washington, D.C. (rightcommentary.com) This is undoubtedly an interesting video. Produced by the same team that put together the advertisements against Michael Dukakis in 1988 - the famous (if not by now politically transcendent) “Willie Horton” ad.
I am a bit shocked to see something like this come out this early against Sen. Obama. Clearly, the [...]