The numbers look better for President? Barack Obama every day

• He has received 2 % more votes (51-49) so far than Hillary has
• He has won something like 22 of the 32 primaries and caucuses , certainly a miracle by Huckabee definitions
• He leads by 47 delegates (1278-1231), and by over 100 pledged delegates
• He won more delegates and more states on Super Tuesday, which for months had looked like Goliath Clinton's ultimate weapon
• He is 8-0 since Super Tuesday, which sounds almost as good as the followings sentence sounds bad ....
• "Hillary narrowly lost Super Tuesday, then had to loan her campaign $5 million when it came out that Obama outraised her $32 million to $13 million in January 2008, and has gone 0-8 since"
• Clinton was First Lady for 8 years and has been a Senator for about 8 now, so in her home-turf "Washington area"... Obama absolutely destroyed her yesterday: 60-37 in Maryland, 64-35 in Virginia, and 75-24 in DC
• He leads by a wide margin in all the polls for states up to March 4th Cumorah battles in Ohio and Texas, and there isn't any up to date polling data there yet
• Unless Hillary wins Ohio and Texas by convincing margins, even her own campaign people are saying, she will certainly not reach the Convention with a lead
• Her campaign is grasping at a possible John Edwards endorsement for momentum, a sure sign of desparation
• She is almost out of money, mountains of which she got from lobbyists and insiders and companies who all wanted to buy access from the expected winner months ago, and Obama is swimming in money raised from 1/2 million internet donors- another absolutely shocking fact
• He leads by 5% (46-41) in the latest national poll
• The Intrade odds of winning the nomination are now 74% to 26% in Obama's favor

And, of course, the Republicans are facing a Mount Everest landslide this year:

• Even in South Carolina, where W won by 17% in 2004, there were 90,000 more ballots cast in the Blue Primary
• Clinton & Obama raised $100 million more in 2007 than all 10 GOP candiates combined
• A state like Ohio went red in '04, but is more likely to disappear off the face of the Earth than go red in '08