North Carolina is the last BIG state. Hillary's last chance..

OK Hillary may win Indiana.. That is not going to help her much when she is behind in most all categories - delegates, popular vote, money, etc..

She has to win North Carolina to make her case to even stay in this race..
The rest of the races are small after this Tuesday and will go probably 50/50 to either candidate.

Just sayin, if she loses NC Tuesday she may stay in this race but she needs to accept her odds of winning the nomination are almost 0.. She should stop all negative campaigning against our nominee. It is only helping McCain beyond Tuesday..

have to know the results first. :think:

Only low information white male blue collar workers seem to matter.

If MSM says so it must be true.. :crazy:

Sometimes not. (Vilsack).

We'll see how Carolinians weigh in.

after North Carolina. The rest of the contests are not big enough (in terms of delegates) to play catch-up.. However you knew exactly what the OP meant.

She can "win" every state from here on out by 20% and she'll still be in last place.

Personally, I'd like to see Obama win NC and OR and get within 5 in Indiana, but it's not necessary. Unless Clinton puls off 30-point wins in all of the remaining races, Obama will win the nomination.

This is a perfect example of why new Dem politics like the 50-state strategy are so valuable. Clinton has done o.k. in the traditional Dem strongholds, but she got slaughtered in states that are usually "fly-over" states...and that has come back to haunt her.

Obama had a better strategical plan. It is not his fault he is smarter..

the agreed-upon 2025 with elected delegates.

Neither is the clear choice of the electorate in what has become a close two-person race in a highly-flawed process. The "winner" will have to be dragged across the finish line by unelected super delegates.

That is the dilemma the party faces.

And that is why both sides are spinning so furiously, redefinig what constitutes a victory, since neither side managed to achieve one.

No matter what the super delegates decide, followers of the losing candidate not selected to be dragged over the finish line are going to feel cheated.

So much for a united party going into the general election.

Win or lose in November, we should come up with some better rules for 2012.

Why don't you show me the numbers, friend. You show me that 2025 is some sort of agree upon number of elected delegates.

This should be interesting.

will go big for Obama, not "50/50."

Just saying there are 6 remaining states and they may split the wins..

Hillary is done. She needs to accept it so we can move on..

Just the opposite of Florida in 2000.

She has stayed in this race for her own reasons not because it is logical to do so.