I think we can safely dispense with the name calling, LunarRay has a point here, and its not the Florida democratic party's fault the primary was moved up. But still, Florida was not supposed to count and Obama did not campaign in Florida.
And here at the very end of a long, close, and hard fought democratic nomination campaign, the disputed States of Florida and Michigan are the last clutching straws Hillary has to hold on to as she drowns beneath the Obama deluge.
Hillary made the strongest case she could to the democratic gathering today, Hillary made some headway because she succeeded in raising the bar from 2025 to 2118. But its still too little too late. Before today, Obama was only 44 delegates short of the nomination, and now he is about 68 short for a net Obama extra hurdle of 24 extra delegates.
With 86 remaining elective delegates and some 200 uncommitted super delegates, a mere Obama gain of 68 of those 286 or so seems all but certain. And given the fact Obama is expected to win at least 30 of the remaining 86 elective delegates, that reduces his magic number to 38 out of 200 or so super's.
Right now Hillary is still talking tough and inflating her position much like a pufferfish, I think that will be soon replaced by a concession after Obama reaches 2118 and starts heading over 2200 delegates, partially augmented by ex Hillary super delegates that are deserting a sunk ship.