Let me give you the delegate math here.

If Clinton and Obama basically tie in the remaining 12 contests, Obama would need 164 superdelegates to come his way to put him over the magic number of 2,024. Because of what happened yesterday, this contest is assured to go another three months to Puerto Rico on June 7th. There is no way that either one of these two candidates is going to wrap up the number of delegates by Puerto Rico.

What about Florida and Michigan?

Well, I don’t know when it’s going to happen, but I would bet that we get Florida and Michigan redo’s. “But, you can’t disenfranchise all those voters. It’s just not right, we can’t do it.”

Just remember, there are no rules in the Democrat Party; there are only customs and traditions.

There are no rules, and therefore there are no rules to break. There are customs, traditions. And, of course, one of the great Democrat traditions, one of the great Democrat customs is every vote counts, at least twice, and sometimes three times. It’s a great custom.

There are 611 delegates up for grabs in the remaining 12 Democrat contests. Obama is estimated by ABC News now to have 1,555 of those delegates. That means that he would need to win 77% of all the remaining pledged delegates to hit the magic number of 2,024 to secure the nomination. This is “highly unlikely, due to the proportional delegate allocation rules” in the Democrat Party. Hillary would need to win 94% of all the remaining pledged delegates to hit the magic number of 2,024. She’s estimated to have 1,449 delegates now, by ABC News. So, neither of them — neither of them — can get there in the primary process.

…so they’re going to have to rely on superdelegates — and that’s going to be even more fun! And then they might have to go back and redo Florida, might have to go back and redo Michigan, any number of things, ladies and gentlemen.

So the chaos will continue.

After last night… well, Obama has got big problems coming up. The Rezko trial, that’s going to be big. That started this week. They’re impaneling a jury, going to be a drip, drip, sort of information coming out about the guy that Obama was involved with buying his house. Obama hasn’t had a bunch of negative stuff thrown his way before; it’s just now starting, and it’s going to be fascinating to see how this all plays out.

Would it be fair, to suggest that Mrs. Clinton is in a quagmire?

Damn right! It is definitely fair because it’s imminently accurate. She is in a quagmire. She needs to win 97% of the remaining delegates. She can’t do it. Obama needs to win 77%. He can’t do it, but he’s got a better chance than she does. But she’s certainly not going to win 97% of the remaining delegates in the pledged delegates.

So we can say that Hillary is in a quagmire. Therefore, does Clinton, in a quagmire, running the risk of a civil war in the Democrat Party, does she and Barack owe America a timetable for withdrawal from the Democrat primaries?

Look at the reputation that they are giving this party around the world. It’s not good. A foreign minister of Iran has come out in favor for the candidate for change. That would be Obama. The North Koreans, same thing. They’re in favor of the candidate of change.

What is this doing to our reputation? What is this bloody fight in the Democrat Party doing to America’s reputation around the world?

Canada is in turmoil here over what Barack said he would do with NAFTA and then what he told them privately he wouldn’t do with NAFTA. He caused an international incident before he’s even president.

Folks, the nation’s reputation is at stake here, and the Democrat Party has made it so.

I think both Barack and Hillary owe America a timetable for pulling out of these primaries.

I know… I’m going to enjoy this political season.