Rush Saves The Day !!!

Rush wins!!! There's no other way to spin the exits that showed strong conservative and very conservative support for Hillary. The Democrat's un-civil war continues and it's going to get worse. Now instead of spending their money attacking "Bob Dole II", they get to turn their attacks on each other, waste their money, and generally unload on each other. Yeee Haw ... Obamamania will never be quite the same after super Tuesday lite, the spell has been broken.

Hillary won the Texas and Ohio primaries because of the support of Rush Limbaugh. Limbaugh's strategy to cause a major schism in the Democrat party may well be the best strategy we've seen this election year.

Hillary enjoyed a lead in conservative support and it pushed her over the top in Texas and to a double-digit lead in Ohio. So Limbaugh's "Conservatives vote for Hillary" strategy worked, Hillary lives on, Obama and his supporters, don't forget the cultists, gets to experience some tough times and a media that has woken up and started asking some tough questions and us Conservatives can grab the popcorn, sit back and watch this train wreck live. It promises to get really ugly.

ABC News' Kate Snow and Eloise Harper report: A controversial party guest was spotted at Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's election night party in Columbus, Ohio Tuesday.

He was hard to miss. He was the one wearing the "Osama for Obama" t-shirt.

Columbus resident Todd Elbaum told ABC News his friend makes the t-shirts.

Elbaum did not hold back on his views of Obama when he was interviewed by ABC within full view of a Clinton staffer.

"The truth is he was born a Muslim, his father was a Muslim, his mother married a Muslim after divorcing his father. His grandfather was a Muslim. It doesn't matter. But what does matter is when Obama said he was never a Muslim. He was a Muslim. He was born a Muslim. He was a Muslim for six years of his life," Elbaum said.

The Washington Post notes Barack Obama's new problem: a costly two-front war against Hillary Clinton and John McCain. Wasn't that the point?