After sweeping the weekend caucuses in Hawaii, Washington, and Alaska, and winning 5 out of the last 6 Democratic nominating contests, Vermont senator Bernie Sanders feels he has the momentum in the race and believes he can still catch Hillary Clinton. The Hill: "I think the momentum is with us," Sanders said on CNN's "State of the Union" with Jake Tapper on Sunday. "A lot of these superdelegates may rethink their positions with Secretary Clinton." The Vermont senator swept Saturday's Democratic contests in Washington, Alaska and Hawaii, easily winning the majority of the 142 pledged delegates in those states. The biggest prize of the day was in Washington, which offered 101 delegates to be split up on a proportional basis. The latest delegate counts still put Sanders behind Clinton, however, with 1,004 pledged delegates to her 1,712. Of those, 469 are superdelegates who have pledged to Clinton and only 29 have pledged to...(Read Full Post)