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It is politics, and a win is a win. IN the general election, a win by one vote gets you the whole state. All this one did was stunt her momentum (after her 9.x+ win in pennsylvania). Basically it threw the race back into a toss up. Locamama was right. If she had followed up her win in PA with impressive wins in these states, there would be no denying her. As it stands, it throws everything back in the air.

One candidate must resign for the good of the party while both still have a shot at the nomination. With any luck, that will not happen.

Not really on the 'both still have a shot...'

Look at the states that are left and consider Hillary Clinton's chances of winning them.

She has virtually no chance in Oregon, may pull out another symbolic victory in West Virginia that doesn't close the super delegate gap, and isn't likely to pull a majority of delegates in any other remaining state really.

Her only chance is to get Florida and Michigan counted and doing that will so badly alienate the Obama supporters that she may blow the party up from within.

She's staying into offer choice to her supporters, but realistically she can not win, not without finding an atomic bomb sized pile of dirt to dump on her opponent.  Even the Rev. Wright sized one didn't derail him and so far that has been her best hope to stop the inevitable.

Wrong. Neither has a shot, and both do. Neither will "win" the nomination. They will be "given" it by the super delegates. So both still have a shot, and neither will win it. Hillary is as close as Obama.

What I really hate the most about this whole idiocy is to defend Hillary (who I cannot stand). But then I have alweays hated the hyperbole and spin that passes for debate and discussion on the left. I guess I abhor their hatred and stupidity more than Hillary - she is just a manifestation of it (along with her unbridled lust for power for power's sake).

All I know is I'm enjoying the show!

sniffle, sniffle , I guess it's time to start tearing the bowling out of the White House to make room for the basketball court. - lol

Honestly, I'm not giving up on Hillary until she gives up. 

Okay I meant bowling alley and she is NOT a witch - , You're just jealous because you know that no one can rock a pantsuit like Hillary. 

NO? Ah, crap I was hoping we were going to get off of foreign oil and utilize broom sticks!

Sometime in the distant future...

~Zoo

I gave up on Hillary long ago. The only reason I want her to stay in the race is so that she and Obama hurt each other.

Bowling is fine. She will bowl over a lot of people if she gets in.

... and even with voters normally on the Republican side voting for Hillary to hurt Obama she could barely squeak out a win in INdiana.  Take those votes away and she loses there and has the obvious hitting her in the face this a.m. rather than continuing to be deluded with thoughts that she still has a chance.

The oval office is her's, her's her's her's. She'll leave this election kicking and screaming.

I hope you are right - in a straight jacket straight to bellvue.

Even thought I think Hussein is a lemon-head and will lose the general election, just the fact of Hillary not even getting a chance to run has brought much joy to this old man. She is one of the biggest liars in politics and that says a lot, since Congress is the single largest collection of liars on the planet. I do hope she continues to run though and although her supporters have sworn to vote McCain if Hussein gets the nod I don't believe them either, as Democrats seems to forget all promises made during an election, like the one where they would all leave America if Bush won a second term. I even offered to pay a one way ticket to any country they would move to, right after they officially gave up their American citizenship, in writing, in court,. alas not one Democrat took me up on my more that generous offer.