That's including the super-delegates. Pledged? It's 840 to 831 in favor of Hilary. But that's not that much.

Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton were in town today. Wonder if they ran into each other?
The commercials wooing Washington state have begun as well. Glad I don't watch much TV. I'm settled on Obama, but if Hillary wins the nomination I don't know what I'm going to do. Try as I might, I just can't warm up to her at all.

Isn't your primary very soon?

Do you think Obama would ever concede to being Clinton's VP or vice versa?

I think Edwards would be a likely VP choice for either Obama or Clinton.

Heh Obama reminds me of Clinton more than Hillary Clinton does - but for what it's worth never felt betrayed by Bill, the places he yielded to the republicans matched my own leanings well. I'm hopefull that if he's elected he'll use his honeymoon period well and not waste it like Bill and Hillary did on some impossible ideal like health care.

Ah, thanks for the clarification. Interesting, Hillary's site doesn't have numbers that I could find.

Interestingly I'm also a little on the Obama bandwagon. I can't see myself actually campaigning for a democrat, but when it comes down to it, he has a fair shot at being my first ever vote for a democrat for president.

...And I hate Hillary. Fair or not, I just have never, ever liked her.

The jury's out on McCain for me. If Obama wins, he'll probably get my vote. If Hillary wins, it's a toss-up between McCain or whoever the Libertarians nominate.

But I have to admit, Obama's speeches are... REALLY good.

The democratic party in Washington State is determining its nominee through the caucuses held tomorrow (saturday) - so the primary vote on Tuesday is meaningless on that side. (Hence the "caucus for Hillary" ads that have been running all day.)

Compared to Bush, they are all good speakers. That will be one refreshing thing to come. The person who will be representing our country will be easier to listen to than Bush.