Morning folks.... Well, the race goes on.....Hillary Clinton is the WINNER of the Pennsylvania Primary. With 99% of the vote counted, Hillary Clinton has 55% of the vote and Barack Obama 45%.... Is this a major turning point in the race for the Democratic nomination? Why can't Obama "close the deal?" Here is a quick read from papers across the country of last night's Clinton VICTORY....

NY Times: With Clear Victory, She Has Rationale to Fight On...Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton scored a decisive victory over Senator Barack Obama on Tuesday in the Pennsylvania primary, giving her candidacy a critical boost...

Politico.com: Obama Can't Shake Off Clinton...Barack Obama could not “close the deal” in Pennsylvania on Tuesday night...

Washington Post: Obama's Gloves Are Off - And May Need to Stay Off....Unable once again to score a knockout, Sen. Barack Obama is likely to make his new negative tone even more negative....

Washington Post: Decisive Win Can't Forestall A Daunting Task....Pennsylvania Democrats threw a much-needed lifeline to Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton last night...

Wall Street Journal: Delegate-Allocation Rules Mean Vote May Have Minimal Impact...Pennsylvania's 187 convention delegates are the largest remaining lode in the primary season, dwarfing the 134 delegates in North Carolina and 83 in Indiana, states...

Pittsburg Post-Gazette: Obama Shifts Quickly To Indiana, Next Battleground...Just hours after his defeat in the Pennsylvania primary

Washington Post: Signs Indicate That Duels May Be Hurting Party....With Democratic voters falling into generally predictable patterns, there are signs in the Pennsylvania exit poll that the prolonged battle for the Democratic nomination may have negative consequences for the party.

Tonight on AC360...we will have ALL the post-primary analysis and we will look down the road to the next battleground...North Carolina and Indiana on May 6...The fight rages on....