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Obama has now won two-thirds of state delegates so far.
It is a popular belief with some experts that Barack will win the Democratic nomination.
Political parties are hurting their own nominee by needless bickering within themselves.
Politicians urge for Washington to become changed, but that is impossible.
Best article today is a matchup between Clinton and Obama.
Posted: February 12th, 2008 under News, Links Post.
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