Yes, we can.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Richardson's a super delegate for whom it's much more common practice for them to vote against their constituents.

Unless Hillary has a huge win in Pennsylvania, I expect we'll start to see more super delegates crossing over to support Obama, likely due to pressure from party leaders. While Clinton's still got a mathematical chance to keep things close, they probably aren't going to do much, but the longer this battle goes on, the less chance the eventual candidate is going to have to mount a campaign against McCain. They're already being hurt by the fact that McCain's repeated "slip ups" regarding the difference between Al Qaeda vs. Shia is second page news behind the non-issue of Obama's pastor. That should have been an important campaign point for a democratic nominee to go after him on, seeing as foreign policy is supposedly McCain's strong point, but by the time this settles out it'll be questionable whether the average voter/media will consider it relevant anymore.