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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!There's one thing about tomorrow's Pennsylvania primary that everybody agrees upon: If Hillary Clinton loses, her campaign is finished. The demographics of the state represent her best chance at whittling down Barack Obama's lead in both the delegate count and the popular vote. What remains less clear, however, is whether there's a magic number, a point spread that, without a doubt, justifies Clinton's continued presence in the race. Political Machine contributor Andrew Sullivan puts the threshold at double-digits. Jerome Armstrong at MyDD thinks a 10-point Clinton margin would represent a ...
Suddenly, the cracks in the facade are apparent to anyone with eyes. With each passing day the Democratic party grows less and less structurally sound. While Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton continue their Civil War, John McCain's predicted rise is becoming a reality. Despite assurances by all the principle actors, party chiefs, and sympathetic pundits about huge Democratic fundraising advantages, overwhelming primary voter turnout, and the nation's steady disdain for all things Bush, it doesn't take a wild imagination to envision the Dem's doomsday scenario: A house divided against itself ...
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