• Just 4 in 10 Clinton voters said she should pick Obama as her running mate if she wins.

• Nearly three-fourths of Clinton voters said they would be dissatisfied if Obama wins the nomination.

• Only about one in five Clinton voters said Obama offered clear and detailed plans to solve the country's problems.

Obama Courts Mississippi as It Goes to Polls - New York Times

There are 33 pledged delegates at stake, with the polls closing at 7 p.m. Central Daylight Time. Mississippi is the only state holding a primary on Tuesday, ...

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Take down the update at least.

So the Clintons go down in history as very .....

But MSNBC has now called it for Obama.

This is from the WaPO in 2004:

McCain's Birthday Party Faithful

* Sen. John McCain tended to his political base Sunday night: the entire national media. The maverick Arizona Republican, once (and future?) presidential aspirant and press secretary's dream hosted a hyper-exclusive 68th birthday party for himself at La Goulue on Madison Avenue, leaving no media icon behind. Guests included NBC's Tom Brokaw and Tim Russert, ABC's Peter Jennings, Barbara Walters, Ted Koppel and George Stephanopoulos, CBS's Mike Wallace, Dan Rather and Bob Schieffer, CBS News President AndrewHeyward, ABC News chief David Westin, Time Warner CEO Richard Parsons, CNN's Judy Woodruff and Jeff Greenfield, MSNBC's Chris Matthews, CNBC's Gloria Borger, PBS's Charlie Rose -- pause here to exhale -- and U.S. News & World Report publisher Mort Zuckerman, Washington Post Chairman Don Graham, New York Times columnists William Safire and David Brooks, author Michael Lewis and USA Today columnist Walter Shapiro. They and others dined on lobster salad, loin of lamb, assorted wines, creme brulee, lemon souffle and French tarts.

Also present at the off-the-record celebration: McCain's 92-year old mother, Roberta; her identical twin sister, Rowena Willis; his wife, Cindy, and daughter Meghan, a student at Columbia whom McCain introduced as "a card-carrying member of the Socialist Party."

One guest, who asked not to be identified, described invitees as "the Journalistic Committee for a Government of National Unity." After singing "Happy Birthday" to McCain, many of the guests -- Russert, Borger and Shapiro, among others -- cabbed to Elaine's, where Zuckerman hosted a mob scene that included Fox's Bill O'Reilly, PBS's John McLaughlin and New York Gov. George Pataki, The Post's Mark Leibovich reports. By 11 p.m. the Second Avenue landmark -- with red carpet outside -- was elbow-to-elbow with martini-sipping guests. Thus commenced Campaign 2008 (we think).

She made history.  If anyone thinks she didn't catch the crap that Clinton has, read Ferarro's book.

She spent decades in public service, and she means something significant to many of us.  And if any of us here has done as much, you have my admiration and thanks, too.