While Clinton supporters are chanting a "win is a win and percentages don't matter", the polls of the remaining states seem to indicate the impossibility or at least very unlikeliness of her winning the nomination. A win is nice and all, but it doesn't mean shit if it doesn't get you a nomination. Hillary really needed to sweep Pennsylvania and in my personal opinion she didn't do that, even at a 10% margin. All this victory did for her was to give her an excuse for not immediately dropping out. Her only relevance at this point is to attempt to convince Democrats that she should be included on the Obama ticket, or in some miracle, gets at least 70% of the remaining undeclared superdelegates to vote for her (and even in the unlikely case of the latter, both candidates would probably be at essentially the same delegate totals given the opinion polls of the remaining states hold relatively true).

But the media likes to portray it as a lot closer than it is so people stay on their toes and the candidates keep flinging mud, both of which is good for ratings.

Gary's percentage guess for Penn might have been on the money, but one thing's for sure, the 'Obama bubble' didn't burst!