I have a question and this seemed the right place to ask it… Also, I'm sorry if this has already been answered somewhere, I tried looking but I'm tried for staying up late last night and getting up early today, so I may have missed something
Anyway, I was watching CNN, and they showed something early last night, (before Ohio and Texas were called, and maybe Rhode Island, too,) that if Obama won all the remaining primaries with a 55-45 margin, he'd still be short of a majority in the delegate count, before the superdelegates voted. But, in Obama’s almost month of wins between the super Tuesdays, he won every state by more than 55%. So what I'm asking is, does he have an actual shot at winning a majority in the delegate before the superdelegates vote?
Sorry if that was confusing.
P.S. Looked at this new spell check thing we got, wasn’t here the last time I posted, and it told me I misspelled Obama, it wanted me to change it to Obadiah or something. Even worse wasn’t that it didn’t recognize Rhode. *shakes head*
