Somewhere out there in the political world Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean has an enormous headache. After putting so many obstacles for Hillary Clinton to win the Democratic Presidential nomination recently, her campaign looks stronger than it has been in weeks as money has come pouring in after her huge 10 point win Pennsylvania. So how much money is a 10 point win worth in a swing state? $10 Million dollars which equates to $1 million for each point she won by in her crucial victory in the keystone state. The victory has propelled her back into the race despite big media's attempt to marginalize her every chance they can. If money talks, shouldn't Dean and Company start scrambling around to allow Michigan and Florida the chance to select a nominee for the party? Maybe that is just too democratic for the party.

If the former first lady and current New York Senator can start to tighten the wide fund-raising gap that Barack Obama holds, there is no telling what she will be able to do in a couple weeks when the next big match up of Indiana comes along. And wouldn't be nice to see networks like MSNBC eat crow if Hillary does the improbable and wins her parties nod to take on John McCain in November?