Last night on Greta (down boy! y’all know we’re Fox lovers now!) Newt Gingrich opined on the current state of the democratic race and conceded that there is simply no way to predict its outcome, regardless of the media’s mass obituary of Senator Clinton. Here’s the quote he ended the interview with:

“I think this race is the most extraordinary and volatile and uncertain race in history – Obama could be the nominee… Hillary Clinton could be the nominee!”

And from hireheels’ angel, “Pattt Me” Buchanan, “I think he’s makin’ a mistake if he starts doing victory laps while Hillary Clinton’s giving a victory speech in Kentucky.”

Hopefully the bluegrass state turns out in force for our gal….they love a good fight as John Wayne proved in The Fighting Kentuckian (1949) …and they’re not willing to hand this over to Obama. Indeed, the pied-piper of droolin’ dems elected not to campaign in Kentucky (though he outspent her 5 – 1)…. why? Is it because he feared that competing there would validate a Clinton win?

Hmmmm, that sounds familiar, eh?

And from Politico:

“If Clinton wins by a larger margin than the one by which Obama is expected to beat her in Tuesday’s other primary in Oregon, it would also amplify her assertion that she’s ahead in total votes, if Florida and Michigan are counted.”

The new Suffolk University Poll has Hillary ahead 51 – 25, but as we’ve learned, anything can happen.

Keep on dishin’ Kentucky and all things Hillary below!