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Morning After

In case you made an early night of it, Barack Obama won MT, wrapped up a majority of delegates, and claimed the nomination at a festive, SRO event in MN. Hillary Clinton won SD, claimed a total-popular-vote victory, did not acknowledge Obama's delegate count, and said she'd decide next steps later, at what can only be described as a defiant event in NY. The TV networks spent a lot of time debating the meaning of HRC's actions, with interpretations ranging from a short-term facing-saving measure to a power play to compel Obama to ask her onto the ticket.

We'll have a lot more later today.

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