After Obama's clinching of the Wisconsin primary (by close to 15 points), the question needs to be asked again: is this the end of the House of Clinton?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What now for the Clintons? Given the fact that neither candidate has the necessary delegates for victory, Team Clinton has focused on the Super-delegates as well as seating the delegations from Florida and Michigan. A strategy that is fraught with peril for the health of the Democratic Party, but a course of action that the Clintons won't hesitate to pursue.

But in order to make a convincing argument for super-delegate support, Hillary not only has to win Ohio and Texas, she has to win big. Moving from message to message,however, her campaign continues to flounder. Wracked by internal divisions and a key staff shake-out, Hillary can't seem to get any traction. The feigned outrage over the plagiarism charge, from which Hillary’s campaign gained no traction, just demonstrates how listless her strategy has become. Every time Hillary issues an attack ad against Obama, democratic voters seem to recoil against the prospect of a Clinton Restoration.