Moving on up... to the Central Command theater that includes the Middle East...

Before Pennsylvania, Obama was ahead by about 164 pledged delegates and 140 total delegates, with 562 delegates left to be voted on. It looks like Clinton gained 12 delegates in Pennsylvania, trimming Obama's lead to 152 pledged delegates and 128 total delegates, with 404 delegates left to be voted on. There are also 308 still-undecided superdelegates. Almost half (187) of the remaining pledged delegates will be decided in 2 weeks, in North Carolina (115) and Indiana (72).

UPDATE: With 90% of precincts reporting, Clinton leads Obama 55% to 45%.

With roughly 50% of Pennsylvania precincts reporting, Senator Hillary Clinton is projected to win Pennsylvania by all the big cable outlets. With 51% reporting, the results are:

Candidate / Pct% / # Delegates

Clinton 54 28
Obama 46 19

We're in the midst of Category 5 spin from the campaigns and on all the cable outlets. You can be guaranteed that this is one storm that won't be abating any time soon.

The DNC has plans to drop some lit in mailboxes across the country concerning John McCain and his similarities to a certain President of the United States:

The DNC chairman contends that McCain is, in fact, “as conservative as they come,” and his administration would preserve “the radical right’s hateful social agenda.” He adds, “Like President Bush,” McCain follows a “shoot first, ask questions second” foreign policy strategy, supports tax cuts for the wealthy as well as corporations that ship jobs overseas, and promises to appoint “Bush-style” judges who will overturn Roe vs. Wade.