Obama gets Edwards' delegates.

Quoted: The long-awaited endorsement could offer Senator Barack Obama help in his efforts to win over working class white voters in the general election.

Faving mostly because of the picture

Quoted: A practical blog for impractical people.

Seth on Hillary and sunk costs...

Quoted: Which leads to an interesting marketing question that doesn't have a lot to do with your political views and a lot to do with your take on sunk costs and brand quality: Should Hillary Clinton quit?

Wow, quite a commanding victory...

Quoted: With 99 percent of the electoral precincts reporting, Mr. Obama had 55 percent of the vote, Mrs. Clinton had 27 percent, and Mr. Edwards had 18 percent.

I don't know why this point hasn't been discussed at all. Even thought Hillary won, Obama and Clinton ended up with the same number of delegates.

Quoted: Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama each won nine delegates in New Hampshire's Democratic primary

Quoted: Created by the Democratic Party in 1984, superdelegates include members of Congress, governors, former presidents, Democratic National Committee members and other party leaders. There are 850 of them, which comprises nearly one-fifth of the overall delegate count. They can back any candidate they want and change their mind as often as they want. But right now, among those that are supporting or leaning toward one candidate, they are largely siding with Clinton.

hillary, in her victory speech, sounded much more authentic than she has sounded in the last few weeks. it was nice to finally see her open up.

Quoted: Sen. Hillary Clinton has won New Hampshire's Democratic primary, CNN projects.

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Supposedly funny. Haven't watched it myself yet.

Quoted: Barack Obama pokes fun at Hillary Clinton.

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Quoted: Hillary Clinton unveils her new campaign song by spoofing the final episode of the Sopranos.