In the end

as most know the democratic race for the nomination not only has come down to two people, but what's more is that the race is so much closer than any in the last sixteen years. Furthermore, Clinton, the senator of New York, and Obama (vote obama!), the senator of Illinois, are both of a minority, making this race all the more interesting as there is no white, male politician running any more. however, in the end, winning the states will not be the defining factor in this nomination. I have a feeling that this race will come down to the superdelegates, where most believe Clinton to have the distinct advantage. However, the superdelegates are totally unpredictable as they have no ties or promises to either politician, therefore in my opinion the superdelegates cannot be safely and accurately predicted, leaving this race to the imagination.

Also, there is an opportunity for Obama to take advantage of this slight lead, and attempt to unify not only the stronger more stable democrats, but also swing voters, he could be the democratic version of Raegan. In which case i would assume that if he is able to do this, he will have the nomination and the general election locked.