Political bits II

The Clinton/Drudge pipeline continues (?) with this Drudge "exclusive" that "closely guarded internal polling shows the former first lady with an 11-point lead in Pennsylvania!" (Why would they raise expectations?)

(Later: The Clinton campaign denies this and alleges malfeasance by Drudge.)

(AP) Obama is predicting "close."

The Gallup national tracking. shows a return to the more steady spread of Obama +7 after a convergence following the debate.

More late Pa. polling. PPP Obama +3 (?) and SUSA Clinton +6. (SUSA had Clinton up +14 about a week ago.)

Bloomberg looks at the numerical improbabilities of Clinton winning the popular vote and nomination.

(Politico) Obama has shut out the traveling press corps since April 11.

(FirstRead) Clinton's last ad is a "threat"/readiness ad.

(Ambinder) Clinton's on Olbermann tonight, (after Olbermann blasted her in that editorial,) and I think Obama's on Jon Stewart.

And, I would point out again that the Clinton campaign is effectively broke. So, as you watch the results and spin tomorrow night, keep in mind that she has to somehow raise money to run in NC (Obama) and Indiana (tied) in just two weeks.