Krauthammer

answers more eloquently than I (as usual) why Wright and Ayers matter (in the context of how Hill finally figured it out):

"The line of attack is clear: not that Obama is himself radical or unpatriotic, just that, as a man of the academic Left, he is so out of touch with everyday America that he could move so easily and untroubled in such extreme company and among such alien and elitist sentiments."

And the conclusion:

"There’s only one remaining chapter in this fascinating spectacle. Negotiating the terms of Hillary’s surrender. After which we will have six months of watching her enthusiastically stumping the country for Obama, denying with utter conviction Republican charges that he is the out-of-touch, latte-sipping elitist she warned Democrats against so urgently in the last, late leg of her doomed campaign."

I'm not convinced, however, even at this late date that Hill is done. Begala played the white folks card today and they're ramping up the Michigan and Florida rhetoric.