Maybe we'll have to drive a stake through her heart

From Slate magazine: "It's a big day for both candidates, but probably more so for Clinton, who could use today's results to support her contention that the race is turning in her favor. Adam Nagourney of the New York Times fronts a look at the three possible outcomes in today's primaries and says that if Clinton manages to win Indiana and at least come close in North Carolina it will undoubtedly raise more doubts about Obama's chances in November. But if she loses both states it would almost certainly mean lights out for the Clinton campaign. The most likely result is that Clinton will get a victory in Indiana and Obama will win North Carolina, which, of course, means the contest will keep going. The Post's Balz says that after today, the most important date that will help determine the outcome of the contest could be May 31, when the Democratic National Committee's Rules and Bylaws Committee will get together to consider what to do about the Michigan and Florida delegates."

Rico says that, if there is a God, Hillary will get beaten like a rented mule in both primaries, and we can finally end this thing...