"Obamarific"

Sen. Barack Obama has won 10 straight contests. Last night, Obama won both the Wisconsin and Washington primaries, and he also won the Hawaii caucus. Obama now has 1,315 delegates, while Sen. Hillary Clinton is slowly slipping away with only 1,245.

Obama has more votes, more delegates and has won contests in more states. He's also currently taking away Clinton's female and blue-collar voters.
Clinton has the support of the Superdelegates.

McCain also won the primaries in both Wisconsin and Washington, with his delegate total now at 918. He only needs 273 more delegates to win the Republican nomination.


Watch tomorrow night: Clinton vs. Obama in a CNN debate.

I wonder:
What created Clinton's fall from her leaving Obama in the dust on Super Tuesday to her current loss of straight 10 contests?
Will Clinton make a comeback with wins in Texas and Ohio? Or will those primaries prove Obama will send Clinton back to New York with her tail between her legs?
Will Clinton's large amount of Superdelegates secure her win for the Democratic nomination? Does that check on the voters seem democratic if Obama continues to get more votes than her?