I'm not talking about the diary you are currently reading. Instead I'm talking about a diary by wmtriallawyer that has profound implications for the viability of the Democratic nominee in November. The link to the diary can be found here.
The money quote from his piece is:
It's simple math, really. Of ALL the remaining contests on the Democratic side, there are only 1,378 more pledged delegates to be had. Again, doing the math, with 2,025 delegates needed to nominate, that means that Obama or Clinton need to get roughly 900 to 1000 more delegates to sew it up.
Of the remaining delegates up for grabs in primaries and/or caucuses, that means that one of the candidates needs to win two-thirds of all the remaining delegates up for grabs to win it outright.
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