Richard Holbrooke, a major Clinton supporter, says the Democratic nominee “almost certainly will be Barack Obama.” [National Post]
Bill Clinton’s autobiography seems to contradict Hillary Clinton’s characterization of when he secured the nomination. [Political Wire]
Virginia Governor Mark Warner is telling people he is under consideration as a running mate for Obama, reports Bob Novak. [Sun-Times]
Jimmy Carter expects the superdelegates will make their intentions known shortly after June 3. [Reuters]
Gatemouth has a question for John McCain. [Room 8]
Would Obama and McCain actually visit Baghdad together? [The Stump]
Dan Janison wonders about the political implication of David Paterson’s eye surgeries. [Spin Cycle]
Chris Owens tells Liz there was nothing personal about the Central Brooklyn Independent Democrats declining to endorse Yvette Clarke. [Daily Politics]
BrooklynRon still thinks Clarke may have some trouble at home. [BrooklynRon]
Michael Bloomberg will open the first annual World Science Festival at Columbia University tomorrow. [Business Week]
Bill Thompson marches not far from Bloomberg in a parade yesterday. [YouTube]
Is getting “barracked” a good thing or a bad thing? [Vermont Daily Briefing]
