this sweep last night. I don't think there are any more scheduled debates.

I don't know the details, but one thing is that he does better in caucuses and open primary states. Caucus states like Utah also have less reliable polling from what I understand. I am still learning all of this stuff... It's my first time following an election during primaries. But all of the more reliable seeming sources that I look at, like cook political report or fivethirtyeight (both of which have seemed to be top notch to me and have helped me get whats going on) indicate she pretty well has it in the bag. But nothing in life is absolutely certain so I'm not going to get complacent. I see this as important and feel this campaign needs continued grassroots support and help.

or take one single vote for granted! Time to double down and enter the general election from a position of strength, with as much momentum as possible.

Some of those numbers do look quite nice though.

...and Clinton has double digit leads in all, some over 20 or even 30%.

Last night's results may even cause those leads to widen.

I have no doubt about that.

But I'm not sure if anyone actually (literally, genuinely, honestly, truly) believes the happy-talk.

Curious to see any impact that might have had

There is a somewhat altered 538 state by state projection that shows Sanders winning most of the remaining state. It's pretty silly.

that they're practically residents of Ethiopia.

It's not like last night was Clinton's last win, it's that the map favors Sanders a bit for the next month or so.

But he can't match his already very kind targets, he has to significantly exceed them. She already exceeded hers by a lot in many states. And frankly, with last night's losses, he's picking up a faint aura of "loser," and that never helps.