>
> I think there would be a huge uproar if the DNC doesn't go with the
> majority, but they don't have to. They can pick just based on who they
> think is the best candidate regardless of any numbers, logic, emotions,
> anything. I could be wrong about this and can't quote actual
events, but
> haven't they picked a candidate previously, who wasn't the popular
choice?
> If all it took was Pelosi's (or Gore's, or Dean's, or anybody's)
say-so we'd
> be done by now.
>
> Su
So I agree with you. However the decision has been amde that the
nomination will go to the winner of the primaries. Even without a huge
movement of Super Delegates this thing is over. Obama already has over
80% of the delegates needed to win. The pressure to get out will only
continue to ratchet up. Unless Obama has a skeleton in his closet...
literally.... Hillary can't win. The best she can hope for is to
cripple the party and run for 2012. The reason this isn't over yet is
an act of appeasement to Hillary. She has placed her line in the sand
and they are willing to let her preen to buy her loyalty come
convention time. There is a belief among her and her supporters that
she deserves to be president. So because of that belief and her
"sacrifices" we have to wait out her grand performance.
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