It’s beginning to look like Groundhog Day.  Another Primary another win for the Highbrid endorsed candidates Barack Obama and John McCain.  GOP side, front-runner McCain bounced back from a lackluster showing this weekend, sweeping Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia thus adding to his delegate lead and making his Republican nomination all but a lock. At this point the McCain camp has already started to shift focus to the Democrats in preparation for the looming general election showdown.

“We know where either of their candidates will lead this country, and we dare not let them,” he told supporters during his victory address in Virginia. “They will paint a picture of the world in which America’s mistakes are a greater threat to our security than the malevolent intentions of an enemy that despises us and our ideals.”

On the Democratic side they didn’t have the luxury of looking ahead.  However Senator Obama has commanded a stranglehold of all of the momentum moving past Senator Clinton in the delegate count (1,210. to 1,188) after sweeping the “Potomac Primaries.”  The win makes it two consecutive shut outs for Obama and has left the Clinton camp looking for answers.  To make matters worse, her deputy campaign manager resigned making it the second departure in as many days.

Does this spell the end for Hillary? Probably not, She’s been campaigning heavily in the state of Texas,  a state she’s expected to win convincingly on March 4.   And although Obama has clearly grabbed the momentum and is beginning to overcome previous hurdles, both candidates are still well shy of the delegate finish line of the number of  delegates required for a nomination.  Wisconsin’s up next!