1. If Hillary gets more than 200 delegates advantage tonight, she will most probably win it all. She already has 61 delegates advantage (all she needs is 140 more). If this happens, Obama should look for ways to gracefully quit within a week.
2. If Obama trails by 75 to 175 delegates, this race will drag for ever (without anyone having much momentum, in my opinion). Assuming, super delegates are evenly split, this could go all the way to the convention.
3. If Obama trails by less than 75 delegates (but still trails), he has the momentum and this thing should be decided by March (in Ohio) or by April (in Pennsylvania)—most probably in his favor.
4. If Obama ends up leading with the total number of delegates tonight, the game is over. Hillary should quit gracefully. He already has the momentum. The win today will only pick up the pace of his momentum.  

We should know the numbers by tomorrow morning (ball park figure). Even though Obama has the momentum, I think #3 is the most probable scenario (though I am hoping for #4).   

I am not against Hillary, but at this point, being a minority male myself, I think, Obama will be a bigger change—could be for the better (since it can’t be worse). That sublimely addictive word, ‘change’, has caught up on me. So, let’s ‘change’ the topic.  

Here are three of my most favorite liberals of late:
 
1. Limbaugh
2. Hannity
3. Coulter
 
I read the WP article on McCain the other day. Boy oh boy, they are already on his case. I fail to see the purpose behind reminding everyone the ire of the man who has always been know for his ire. This country loves winners, well, until they start winning it all. Case in point—NE Patriots. I never understood the hatred. For god’s sake, it’s just a game in which most of the players are classified “unskilled.”