My bold prediction...

…because I know you've been waiting. When all the votes are tallied, there will be a Democratic candidate with a significant but not insurmountable delegate lead. That's what I know, or think I know.

The prospective first fella gets more specific...

“Bill thinks Hillary will win in NY, NJ, AR, TN, OK, CA and ID. Clinton thinks Obama will [win] in IL, CO, MN, AL and GA. He’s not sure about MO, MA and CT. (He’s missing New Mexico.)”

So far…

…me too. Rebecca Traister at Salon…

On Super Tuesday, for the first time in my life, I will walk into the voting booth without knowing who to vote for. I blame John Edwards.

Of course, I get a few extra days and a ton of extra data between her decision and mine, so who knows.

But for now, yeah, me too.

Yep.

Brent Budowsky...

Remember where you heard it, folks: When the insiders tell you “the campaign is over,” hold on to your wallet with both hands, because when they all agree, as they almost always do, they are almost always wrong. We will see who is right, but I do not believe that the nomination of either party will be decided on Super Tuesday unless some non-campaign mega-disaster befalls one of the leading Democrats, which is highly unlikely.

Until someone has a majority of national convention delegates, everybody with delegates is viable, and we're no where near a decision on this one.