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Anyone thinking that Senator Clinton is going to go quietly is naieve.
No option is even on the table that could damage Senator Obama's claim to the nomination.
Why i think he has the nomination wrapped up
The first exit polls should be rolling in from Kentucky in just 22 minutes at 5 PM et. Oregon will, in fact, have exit polls. I just saw CNN scroll that.
http://www.americanresearchgroup.com has just releaed new polls for Kentucky and Oregon.
Clinton 65-29 in Kentucky
Obama 50-45 in Oregon.
This is a net swing in favor of Obama from 50-44% to 54-43% in the last two SUSA polls.
The only fear I have left before getting to Obama V. Mccain.
Mark Halperin's page over at Time.com about sums it up.
Obama 5 points ahead 50-45% in the final SUSA tracking poll.
Clinton clinging to a lead in the Indiana just released Insider Advantage poll 48-44.
PPP has Indiana 51-46, which is a slight tightening.
Well, not really "storms back" but let's take good news where we can get it.
Zogby tracking poll bottomline:
Obama-50-Clinton-34% in NC
Obama-42%-Clinton 42% in IN
Politico.com reports that the suspense as to how this race may turn out is probably, of course, all for naught.
Just an FYI diary
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