
First Read's
Domenico Montanaro makes a good point about why things aren't looking good for
Hillary Clinton even though she'll win big in West Virginia today. The problem?
Numbers:
Obama has now picked up 25 (with Romer would be 26) [superdelegates] this past week. That's more delegates than Clinton will net out of the West Virginia's 28 delegates at stake. And if Obama rolls out four more, he'd have gained more superdelegates in the past week than there are delegates at stake in West Virginia.
First Read is apparently sorely in need of a copy-editor, but the inference is a valid one. With the superdelegates now going over to Obama
in droves, the remaining delegates that Clinton will net from West Virginia and Kentucky will be all but negated. Even
James Carville seems to know the end is nigh.