Bernie Sanders blew by Hillary Clinton in the Wisconsin primary, winning 56% of the vote to Clinton's 43%.  The increasingly bitter contest now moves to Wyoming on Saturday, where Democrats will caucus to chose a nominee. It was Sanders's seventh win out of the last eight primaries and caucuses – most of the wins by double digits.  His run has Clinton scrambling to retarget her campaign, choosing to make a stand in New York.  Where once she bragged about wrapping up the primary contest by March, Clinton will be fortunate to gain the majority of delegates by late April or early May. But the chances of Sanders catching up in the delegate count are virtually zero.  All Democratic primary and caucus delegates are awarded proportionally – no "winner take all" contests.  So even though Sanders had a smashing win in Wisconsin, he won only six more delegates than Clinton did.  Clinton still holds a nearly 700-delegate lead...(Read Full Post)