McCain can move on, Dems can’t

CNN:
Analysis: McCain can move on, Dems can’t

Analysis: GOP focuses on November, Dems on each other

That sums up the situation the dems find themselves in, McCain is moving on to the general election. He can focus on working to win the White House but since there still is no democratic candidate, they are left fighting each other while also trying to work toward the general election. This can only be bad news for the dems.

And as was pointed out by the pundits last night, presidents don’t win without winning Ohio, and now that Clinton has taken Ohio, she’s going to use that to try to sway the super delegates.

The one thing I wish Obama had done was to come out more decisively against the Clinton attacks and more transparently in response to the Canada issue. I think this is the change we will see from Team Obama now but I hope it doesn’t come too little too late because I have a feeling that that alone in the past week and a half turned Texas.

**This just in from the hubs - Washington Times: Clinton’s Hits On Obama Don’t Deliver Big Margins Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s relentless attacks on Sen. Barack Obama exposed his weaknesses and helped her regain support among her core voters in last night’s contests, but did not deliver the decisive margins that several Democratic superdelegates said they were looking for to keep her candidacy alive.** that’s good to hear

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