So Clinton flamed Obama mercilessly in stopping his winning streak.  He now looks poised to respond in kind.  Neither candidate wants to back down.

So what is the loser and supporters supposed after losing unfairly to the winner?  Take it from the political party that seems to know how to win national elections for President:

Yesterday Los Angeles County supervisor Gloria Molina endorsed Hillary Clinton for president.  Molina had endorsed previously Bill Richardson.

But for the late timing of the endorsement, Molina's might have been the most important one from a Latino-American in California, particularly in the south.  Here's why after the break.

Obviously gambling is not really an issue in Nevada - everyone loves it, look at all the money it brings us, and who cares about how gambling might destroy families.

But this is the political season, and so of course, gambling is an issue in tomorrow's Democratic Nevada caucus - that is, if you believe the Los Angeles Times.  It reports Barack Obama often opposed gambling while he was in the Illinois state legislature, and that Hillary Clinton is making an issue of it.  See Clinton plays gaming card against Obama.

I don't have much analysis on this, but if you want to read further, it's below the fold.