"Good night, not goodbye for Clinton" reads the Los Angeles Times headline today. Hillary Clinton won a decisive ten-point victory in yesterday's presidential primary in Pennsylvania, but is simply winning no longer good enough for the Clinton campaign? Can she win big enough in the nine remaining contests to catch up with Barack Obama in elected delegates and the overall popular vote? With neither candidate able to win the Democratic presidential nomination through the primary process, when and how will the super-delegates pick a winner?
The Democrats' Race after the Pennsylvania Primary
Credits
Guests:
- John Harwood - CNBC and the New York Times
- John McIntyre - President, RealClearPolitics.com
- Jennifer Palmieri - Advisor, John Edward's 2008 presidential campaign
- Lawrence Hanks - Professor of Political Science, Indiana University
- John Dinan - Professor of Political Science, Wake Forest University