Re: [Dems2008] Ohio and Texas are Clinton's last stand

The Illinois senator has doubled Clinton's vote total
in some contests and made inroads into the coalition
of lower-income, women, Hispanic and senior voters who
had fueled her campaign.

Most significantly, he has moved to a clear lead in
pledged delegates who are bound to support him at the
August nominating convention. A count by MSNBC puts
Obama at 1,078 and Clinton at 969, with 2,025 needed
to win

Clinton, meanwhile, shows signs of a candidate who
sees the prize slipping away.

We believe it's next to impossible for Senator Clinton
to close that pledged delegate count," said David
Plouffe, campaign manager for Obama. "The only way she
could do it is winning most of the rest of the
contests by 25 to 30 points."

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