Marty Peretz, in his blog on The New Republic website, passes along some information about the solidly middle-class upbringing of Reverend Wright. So, it wasn't grinding poverty that led him to his insane racial theories.

Christopher Hitchens slams Reverend Wright for hatred, tribalism and ignorance, and slams others who call themselves ministers for similar views.

Derrick Jackson laments the black man's burden in the wake of the Wright controversy.

Perhaps because of the Wright controversy, and perhaps aided by the continued sniping between the Obama and Clinton camps, McCain's poll numbers continue to rise.

Gregory Rodriguez believes Obama's race speech was brilliantly bad.

David Brooks believes much damage will be done by Hillary Clinton's long defeat. Still, some believe she could still win. The important fact to remember is that Hillary and her people still believe they can win. Much will hinge on whether or not she wins in Pennsylvania, and by how much (North Carolina, Indiana and Puerto Rico, too).