With all the hand wringing and spin that is currently in full force, it is worthwhile to take a deep cleansing breath and look at the cold hard math. Go to CNN's delegate counter...
(see below the fold on the math)
Set states these states to win for Clinton
Pennsylvania: 53 - 47 win for Clinton (which is what we are looking at tonight)
Indiana: 60 - 40 win for Clinton (which she won't get)
Guam: 60 - 40 win for Clinton (which she won't get)
West Virginia: 60 - 40 win for Clinton (which she won't get)
Kentucky: 65 - 35 win for Clinton (which she won't get)
Montana: 60 - 40 win for Clinton (which she won't get)
Puerto Rico: 60 - 40 win for Clinton (which she won't get)
South Dakota: 60 - 40 win for Clinton (which she won't get)
Set these states which Clinton will not win at all
Oregon: 50 - 50 tie (which she won't get)
North Carolina to a 54 - 46 win for Obama (which is where SurveyUSA currently has it if you evenly split the undecided)
Then set the remaining superdelegates to a 50 - 50 tie
What do you end up with?
Obama winning the nomination 2,078 - 1,998
Update: Melchuck29 in another thread mentioned that she might win by more than 20% in WV and KY... but even then, if you set those to the pure fiction of her winning both states 100% to 0%... Obama STILL wins the nomination 2,049 - 2,027!