Matemáticas Demócratas antes de W.V.

Obama has 1,871.5 delegates, including endorsements from party and elected officials known as superdelegates. Clinton has 1,697, according to the latest tally by The Associated Press. That leaves Obama just 153.5 delegates short of the number needed to win the nomination at the party's national convention this August in Denver.

There are 217 delegates at stake in the six remaining primaries, in West Virginia, Kentucky, Oregon, Puerto Rico, Montana and South Dakota. Even if Clinton wins most of those delegates, Obama could reach the magic number by the time South Dakota and Montana vote on June 3.

Real Clear Politics

Post-Crucible Clinton - E. J. Dionne, Washington Post
The Obama Rules - Rich Lowry, National Review
Will Whites Vote for Obama? - John Judis, The New Republic
Clinton Campaign Brought Sexism Out of Hiding - Marie Cocco, Indy Star
Too "Complex"? - Thomas Sowell, RealClearPolitics
RCP Afternoon EditionThe Cult of the Presidency - Gene Healy, Reason
Hillary Enters Death-with-Dignity Phase - Walter Shapiro, Salon
How to Talk About White People - J. Hartigan, Austin American-Statesman
NYT: Running Interference for Obama - John Hinderaker, Power Line
Obama on Zionism and Hamas - Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic
What is Obama's Stance on Israel? - Philip Klein, The American
Can Israel Survive for Another 60 Years? - Christopher Hitchens,
SlateRCP Blog: ABC/WP: 64% Say Clinton Should Stay In Is Barr a Threat?

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