Senator Obama needs less than 200 delegates to pass the winning post and there are more than enough pledged delegates remaining to elect him, while the super-delegates wait to put him far past in the polls.
In the last two primaries Clinton was not able to damage Obama. This is the evidence that some super-delegates have been waiting for.It is predicted that many Super Delegates have made up their minds that they would not support Mrs Clinton, and so this had become a case of whether or not Obama could close the deal. That is what appears to have happened last night.
A relaxed-looking Barack Obama mocked her suggestion that this would be a "game-changing moment" but a defiant Hillary referred to Indiana as a "tie breaker."
However the general ambiance of the victory party seemed subdued as she alluded several times to an Obama victory. Chances for a Clinton victory are mathematically minimal.
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