Chelsea, Mrs Rodman, Shot and a Beer

PHILADELPHIA — Hillary Rodham Clinton said her Pennsylvania primary victory is for everyone who's been counted out.
Still the underdog, the New York senator told a spirited rally in Philadelphia on Tuesday night that the "tide is turning" in her Democratic presidential nomination contest against Barack Obama. He would have all but knocked her from the race if he'd been able to pull off a win in Pennsylvania.
Instead, Clinton savored another big-state victory and prepared to pivot to Indiana and North Carolina for the next round. Former President Bill Clinton joined his wife on the primary night stage for the first time since Super Tuesday on Feb. 5, and the two shared a long embrace.