Friends say Hillary won't quit tonight, but she'll "take a few days to think about her next move."

Just make it end, please.

What exactly is Hillary Clinton going to say after the last primary is over?

Can we hope that it is "My husband is a pompous ass?"

The polls just closed in Puerto Rico.

I was (not) born in Puerto Rico

McCain in '08! McCain in '08! . . No-Bama! No-Bama!

I'll take cheers heard at Auburn for $350, Alex.

"Bleary-eyed and somewhat bedraggled . . ."

Michigan and Florida.

Caucuses = voter suppression

If that is among the best arguments, no wonder Clinton lost.

"Oh, this is so terrible . . ."

Here's a hypothetical (perhaps more properly -- counterfactual), if Bill Clinton did not exist and somehow Hillary Clinton had arrived at this place in history, how much would have that changed Prof. Althouse's view of Hillary Clinton.

"How do you respond to a sociopath like this?"

Saying that Clinton is not a sociopath or insane is not really too positive.

Hillary wins Kentucky by a "wide margin."

Hey it is in the middle of the country.

"How will Barack Obama get to 270?"

Hypotheticals are fun in May.

Thanks to all the commenters who kept up . . .

A few most favored commenters are anti-Obama and/or pro-Clinton (including one of Prof. Althouse's sons) but Prof. Althouse does not endorse the views.

"Just wait 'til we win like 80-20."

The games continue.

Hillary Clinton for VP?

Prof. Althouse is not neutral about Clinton as VP.

A new bloggingheads!

I didn't re-watch the Bloggingheads episode with Prof. Althouse and Jeralyn Merritt, but the post is neutral.

Pick Obama: He's taller.

Aesthetics.

"Big ball, our Matt."

Balls that are held for pleasure are the balls that I like best. (I'll take misheard lyrics for $1,000, Alex.}

The NYT does not say it's time for Hillary Clinton to bow out.

Tough to figure whether Prof. Althouse wants the primary to continue more or not.

"We now know who the Democratic nominee will be."

Finally! {Oh wait, you mean it is not over yet . . .}

"So the truth about the super delegates is . . ."

Kaus dice "the superdelgates" quisiera que Obama ganara porque prefieren McCain a Clinton. (Or at least that is what I think he is saying.)

"Why can't Clinton close the deal?"

Deal or no deal?