Headline this morning: "Clinton and Trump solidify their nominations with big wins in Arizona."

[DCBob]

That was the headline I heard this morning on the radio.. no mention of Utah or Idaho.

Bernie's wins last night, although impressive, dont mean much in the grand scheme of things. Until he can string together some big wins in big diverse states few will notice.

[greymouse]

1. you listen to the MSM

oh, sweetie. pats the OP on the head. The MSM wouldn't "notice" unless he takes the oath of office.

[DCBob]

2. Getting the media's attention is a huge part of politics.

If Bernie lacks that capability then we certainly cannot afford to have him as our nominee.

[casperthegm]

3. I used to scoff at those who complained of media bias

Now? Not so much. I turned on CNN this morning to hear them proclaim Clinton the big winner and show the delegate count that includes super delegates. I thought they were going to stop with the misleading counts? I'm done with them. Someone needs to get Michael Moore to make his next documentary on media coverage of this election.

[DCBob]

4. The media would love this to be a horserace for ratings purposes.

But clearly they know its over like most of the rest of us.

[casperthegm]

5. Then why does CNN post the super delegate count?

When it's known to everyone that it's the delegate count that matters right now, not the super delegates. They have the option to have it appear much closer (and give a more honest representation) by not including the super delegates. Not sure I'm buying your argument.

[DCBob]

6. Its not close even without the superdelegates.

Dude is over.

[casperthegm]

8. You're funny

Thank you for the good laugh this morning

[DCBob]

9. My pleasure. I have always heard laughter is the best medicine.

[MoonRiver]

7. Hey, they look big on the map!

Never mind their small populations.

[DCBob]

10. Maybe they think the nomination is awarded based on total square feet!

[MoonRiver]

13. Seems so.

[bbgrunt]

11. This whole process is

looking like a typical "Survivor" series where the strong and ethical are the first to be eliminated from the process and we are left with the connivers and game players to choose from. Trump and Clinton: both with huge unfavorability ratings. Something is wrong with the rules of the game.

[DCBob]

12. Hillary has been an outstanding, loyal, trustworthy public servant for decades.

Comparing her to Trump is disgusting.

[Renew Deal]

14. Hillary won more actual votes last night

[DCBob]

16. And likely won the vast majority of the Hispanic vote.

Which suggests she will also do well in California.

[stonecutter357]

15. K&R!