THIS IS EXCELLENT NEWS!! FOR HILLARY!!!

Edwards endorsement buried her interview circuit on Wednesday, and then Bush's attack from Israel and the rebuttals dominated the news for the last couple of days. Looking at the Sunday News shows, it doesn't look like there is much Clinton coverage there as none of her surrogates are scheduled and come the next primary, the dominating news will likely be Obama claiming victory, unless he loses Oregon.

I believe I read that Oregon was tightening up - Obama better get there and campaign, because he doesn't want to be embarrassed with a loss there especially when he is planning to declare victory.

The RCP average of several major polls today shows Obama up by an average of 14.3 points in OR. Given that lots of them have already voted it's probably a more stable location where that's concerned. I haven't found any estimates of how many ballots have been received yet but it's and all mail-in primary and they've had their ballots for about two weeks.

You didn't knock on wood when you posted this...
My heart sank after I'd read it and the posts re Oregon and then went to Politico.com and saw this - that Hillary has ads running in Oregon blasting the media for counting her out.

"The goal is two-fold. Clinton, a New York senator, wants to staunch the flow of uncommitted superdelegates to Obama, an Illinois senator, by convincing them she can still win the nomination. She also wants to generate a protest vote in the four states that have yet to hold primaries, as well as in Puerto Rico.
The Clinton camp believes a media backlash drove up turnout among her supporters in West Virginia, which last week delivered a landslide 67 percent to 26 percent victory for her.
“Because I believe that I am better prepared to be president and I am more likely to be able to win, I don’t care what the pundits say. I’m going to leave it up to the voters,” Clinton said Friday night at a televised town hall meeting at Portland’s NBC affiliate. She said pundits have been counting her out “since Iowa and the voters always prove them wrong. I mean, I’ve been declared dead so many times and luckily it’s been premature and I’m hoping it stays premature.”
Also on Friday, Clinton’s campaign began airing an ad in Oregon, which holds its primary Tuesday, that pits her against the Beltway media elites.
The ad, titled "What's Right," shows video snippets of a cadre of television show hosts who have dismissed or downplayed Clinton’s chances – NBC’s Tim Russert, ABC’s George Stephanopoulos and MSNBC anchors Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews."

So, no, she hasn't been quiet. sigh