She's done as it is. If she doesn't win by 10-12 points or more it's an Obama victory and will delay the inevitable until Indiana.

However she could still win if you follow what's in this video.

 

 

 

MoreheadEagle, that video has cracked me up. I'm still laughing as I post this. :lol::lol::lol:

I hope she takes it all the way to the convention. I don't care who she hurts as long as she shows everyone that if you believe in something bad enough you will fight for it!!!!

You don't care who she hurts? Because, since I think that Barack Obama would be a better president than John McCain, I would say she's hurting everyone. But if you think it's such an inspiring message, and much more important than who we elect as President of the United States of America...

Well the polls are closed and they're saying its too close to call. That could be bad news for Hillary.

The way I read the exit polls and returns so far, I don't see how it's "too close to call." I think Clinton did well enough that she'll continue.

Fox News declared Clinton the winner a few minutes ago. 53-47 with 3 percent of the precincts reporting Go Hillary!

Fox News declared Clinton the winner a few minutes ago. 53-47 with 3 percent of the precincts reporting Go Hillary!

If it ends up 53-47, on the other hand... IMO that's good enough for a candidate that trailed by 24 points a few weeks ago. Hillary was always going to win PA, but reading the exit polls I thought she had her double digit win. If she doesn't, I'm happy.

If it stays at the current 6-point difference it's a win for Obama IMO. He can put it away after NC and Ind.

If it stays at the current 6-point difference it's a win for Obama IMO. He can put it away after NC and Ind.

The fact that Obam is going to lose by at least 6% despite winning 92% of the black vote does not bode well for Democrats this fall.

The fact that Obam is going to lose by at least 6% despite winning 92% of the black vote does not bode well for Democrats this fall.

 

How so? Dems will unite to send McSame back to Arizona with a loss.

How so? Dems will unite to send McSame back to Arizona with a loss.

The number of black independents and moderate Republicans is small. A black liberal will have a very difficult time winning the presidency, particularly one who is suddenly afraid to debate his opponent. Courage will become an issue this fall and McCain wins that debate hands down.

Courage to do what? Do everything the same as Bush?

 

Everywhere the Democratic candidates go voter registration is up. More Dems are coming out than Repubs. All signs are pointing to a Democratic win.

Courage to flip flop and vote against Vets benefits. Courage to want to everything exactly the way it's been done the past 8 years. If that's courage I'd hate to see cowardice.

:lol: You must have been off world for the past 8 years if you think that McCain is a Bush clone. Among Republicans, McCain has been one of Bush's two biggest critics and he has been more critical than some Democrats as well. If you think Obama ducking debates and whining about tough ABC questions will play well against McCain's military record, you are in for a big disappointment.

 

I must give Hillary credit for having courage to appear on the Fox News Channel several times. I hope that he continues to say no mas to Hillary on her debate challenges. That will look really gutsy heading into the general election campaign and should really give those super delegates a nice warm, fuzzy feeling.:lol:

The disappointment I predict is for the overly optimistic conservatives that have cropped up lately. Even with the party still divided, McCain basically getting in free licks, and a fairly poor month, Obama is still leading McCain in the RCP average... Imagine what that's going to look like in November. McCain should be at high water right now, and he can't even clear the hump on Obama.

The Democrats' presumptive nominee outspent his opponent $11 million to $5 million in Pennsylvania and with 78% of the precincts reporting, Obama trails by a 55-45 margin. Oh, and did I mention that Obama is running scared from Hillary's challenge for additional debates?

With 84% of the precincts counted, Hillary holds onto her 10 point lead. That's good enough to keep on going. I think she would have continued with anything better than a 6 point win.