Obama actually will win more delegates overall, in Texas than Clinton because of his strength in the caucus. He has another in Wyoming this weekend and next Tuesday a primary in Mississippi, two contests which he must feel pretty certain to rout Clinton, and end her little boomlet with a bigger delegate increase than she received from her victories last night. Plus, a large group of superdelegates are about to endorse for Obama, and add their influence, no doubt pretty disgusted by Hillary's tactics. All in all, it should prove a good first part of the month for Obama.

Yes, she's still alive but Hillary is looking more and more like Rasputin, the mad Russian monk. She's just so very difficult to finish off completely. From Grigori Rasputin..Wikipedia

Determined to finish the job, (after poisoning Rasputin with cyanide in his wine and food) Yusupov became anxious about the possibility that Rasputin might live until the morning, which would leave the conspirators with no time to conceal his body. Yusupov ran upstairs to consult the others and then came back down to shoot Rasputin through the back with a revolver. Rasputin fell, and the company left the palace for a while. Yusupov, who had left without a coat, decided to return to grab one, and, while at the palace, he went to check up on the body. Suddenly, Rasputin opened his eyes, grabbed Yusupov by the throat and strangled him. As he made his bid for freedom, however, the other conspirators arrived and fired at him. After being hit three times in the back, Rasputin fell once more. As they neared his body, the party found that, remarkably, he was still alive, struggling to get up. They clubbed him into submission and, after wrapping his body in a sheet, threw him into an icy river, and he finally met his end there--as had both his siblings before him.

Three days later, the body of Rasputin, poisoned, shot four times and badly beaten, was recovered from the Neva River and autopsied. The cause of death was hypothermia. His arms were found in an upright position, as if he had tried to claw his way out from under the ice. In the autopsy, it was found that he had indeed been poisoned, and that the poison alone should have been enough to kill him.

Thank you for the balanced reporting, Jim.

There seem to be people who still believe that the nomination will be decided by columns on a spreadsheet, by the number of pledged delegates and other such nonsense.

With less than a hundred delegates dividing Obama and Clinton, and with no one getting the majority, there is no way Hillary is going to let up on Michigan and Florida. Get ready for the lawsuits to start flying. Plus, the SDs are going to wait and watch who has the best chance against McCain in November. Lots of things will happen between now and Denver, and that will dictate who is selected the nominee.

And that is when the Democratic internal bloodbath gets really interesting.

It will be a hollow victory in Texas indeed if Obama gains more delegates in the end. After all, this race is about delegates not the popular vote.

Those who think it isn't about delegates are mostly right-wingers who are praying for Hillary to win because they know she is the weaker candidate.

"It will be a hollow victory in Texas indeed if Obama gains more delegates in the end. After all, this race is about delegates not the popular vote."

Get real - the superdelegates hold the keys to the nomination, and the pledged delegates will not decide the nominee.