She's got to win out; maybe six out of the last nine, maybe seven out of the last nine. But then she's going to make a case to the superdelegates that goes like this. Barack's wonderful, almost unprecedented combination of really highly-educated Democrats and African-Americans is hard to hold together and good for him.
Paul Begala outlines the challenges Hillary Clinton faces in securing the nomination and her strategy to appeal to superdelegates.
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Steve Bannon, keep talking, brother, keep talking. Don't shut up ever.
He started in the gutter. He's now in the sewer. I don't know what's below that.
You're getting late. You're only 16 days before early voting in Virginia, Minnesota. Ballots are being printed, so Trump may be had passed his useful date when he can do it.
When Trump talks about all this, all his own grudges, his own grievances, his own vendettas, his own vengeance, it riles up people he's already got, but it alienates the people he needs.
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