The political spin was fast and furious and the numbers rolled in Tuesday night from Rhode Island, Vermont, Ohio and Texas, especially when it came to whether you should pay attention to who won what state, or the number of delegates won.

It was a big night for both Barack Obama and John McCain as they swept the three primaries in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C.

For Obama, the results extended his winning streak to eight straight contests, as he finally wakes up this morning in the lead in delegates in the Democratic race for President, no matter which news organization is totaling up the delegate count.

Realistically, it's hard to see Barack Obama losing the Washington, D.C. primary with the overwhelming black vote there. D.C. has 15 delegates, which will be allocated based on voting in the city's 8 wards and overall.