Marc Ambinder runs some new numbers through his popular vote-o-meter and comes up with a potential win for Clinton if and only if you count Michigan and Florida, but don't count the caucus states. That seems a bit iffy to me, but it's undeniable that a popular vote win for Clinton would at least give her continued fight some legitimacy. The problem is the Clinton side will say counting Michigan and Florida while discounting caucus states is fair, and gives her a 16,000 vote win (under these assumptions), while the Obama folks will say Florida and Michigan shouldn't be counted, as everyone agreed not to campaign there, and caucus states should be counted, and they're ahead by a few hundred thousand. So in conclusion: Blah. Eventually, I imagine they'll just have to fight to the death, possibly surrounded by a steel cage.
