Ah, yes. Here's the best part:

The tens of thousands of young voters who have flocked to the Democrats in recent months were not attracted by the magic of Hillary Clinton. The great mass of defecting Republicans, many of them women, who in their hunger for leadership changed their registrations, did not come for her either.

They came for Barack Obama, a history-making African-American man of all the people. Those who fear him -- not just Republicans but, sadly, other Democrats -- have been furiously trying to come up with a plausible narrative to diminish him. With Lilliputian zeal, they try rope after little rope to tie down the unexpected giant in their midst. This pathetic impulse feeds on the internecine war of the interminable primaries.

Tuesday can put a stop to it. If Mrs. Clinton loses, she loses the last justification for keeping her candidacy alive.

Makes me proud to be both elite and bitter!

Gulliver in '08!!!

Discussing an Obama win possibility is just lowering the expectations for the Clinton Campaign, so when she wins the state the margin won't matter because a win is a win.

She'll be beaming while discussing her 10+ point victory while saying Obama was talking potential victory but Pennsylvanians saw through him and I am asking you Indiana to do the same.

Obama is not going to win PA. The Obama supporters have done it again -- posted all their hopes, lowering expectations for HIllary and raising them for Obama.

The undecideds in two polls today are breaking for Hillary, the safe choice.

Let's be ready for her 12-point win. She's done some pretty despicable negative campaigning over the weekend. It works for her. Let's be ready to get back to work.