The pundits can't seem to agree.  At what margin can Clinton call a win a win?  While you might find one or two analysts who peg Obama as the likely winner, but most see a loss in the cards for him.  Given her advantages - 16 years of near universal name recognition and his newcomer status, her erstwhile inevitablity, and a former president on the circuit for her - how big of a win would it take to deliver a real body blow to Obama's camp?

Well, what the hey.  Here's my guess:

54.5% Clinton / 45.5% Obama.  This or a smaller margin can be called an Obama "win".  Anything wider is a Clinton "win". 

Now, to me Keystone is a beer, Quaker State is a motor oil, and all I can readily recall about Pennsylvania is what I caught rewatching National Treasure a couple of weeks ago, so don't take my word for gospel.  This is just one Texan's opinion.  What do you think?