Paul Wellstone “There is an aspiration that binds us. It is the dream of justice for a beloved community. It is the belief that extremes and excesses of inequality must be reduced so that each person is free to develop his or her full potential.”

Obama is the projected winner of this last primary, though no margin is estimated at this time. Obama to speak from Saint Paul. There is good information out there that Clinton and Obama are working out a meeting as soon as possible. There is also excellent information out there indicating that Clinton is interested in…

In Saint Paul, at the same stadium where the Republicans will hold their convention later this sumer. I won’t be live blogging this because it won’t be as suspensful as Clinton’s speech. He is expected to acknowledge his position as presumptive nominee.

Clinton thanks South Dakota who “had the last word” in this primary season (oops, that would be Montana, but whatever). She honored Barak Obama and his supporters for “all they have accomplished.” Clinton noted the great increase in previously uninvolved voters and the unprecedented raising of money, as well as the importance of her campaign…

Fifty seven to forty three percent.

For the first time in history, a black man is one of the main candidates for election to the office of the President of the United States, having achieved the number of delegates required to be offered the nomination of the Democratic Party. This is based on recent declaration by several super delegates for Obama…

Most importantly, Clinton seems to be stressing the importance of the party (the Democratic Party) winning in November.

Ted Kennedy is out of brain surgery with good results, according to a recent news report.

… according to AP, and this will happen later today. This, however, will not be a formal ending of Clinton’s primary race, nor will it be a suspension. Therefore, it is not clear what the meaning of it is. This is what the press is saying: