It was Hillary huge in Kentucky while Obama rolled up an impressive win in Oregon. And Obama passed something of a milestone in that he now as an absolute majority of pledged delegates - those delegates won in the primaries and caucuses. It only buttresses his case that he deserves to be the nominee of the party:Obama's top strategist, David Axelrod, said getting the pledged delegate majority was an "important milestone," but not the end of the trail.Neither candidate is expected to reach the 2,026 delegates needed to win the Democratic nomination.That means the race is likely to be settled by "superdelegates" -- party leaders and officials who will cast votes at the Democratic convention in August. Speaking in Iowa, where he won the first-in-the-nation caucuses, Obama told supporters, "it was in this great state where we took the first steps of an unlikely journey to change America." "The skeptics predicted we wouldn't get very far. The cynics...(Read Full Post)