.....silly fraybamas, real politics WAY over their pointy 'lil heads......."why'?:)

Why Obama Needs Clinton to Stay in the Race

The Los Angeles Times notes that the worst thing that could happen to Sen. Barack Obama "now is what so many party members are clamoring for: Hillary Rodham Clinton to drop out."

"Why? Because with her name still on the ballots, she'd be very likely to win in West Virginia anyway. And maybe Kentucky too, given the demographics in both places. And possibly Puerto Rico as well."

"How would that look if at the end of the Democratic race the winning candidate with clearly the most delegates and popular votes went down to defeat against a candidate who isn't in the contest anymore? Ouch! That would tend to overshadow his expected wins in Oregon and Montana."

Meanwhile, Ben Smith looks at six ways Clinton can leave the race

Hillary ain't dropping out til June at the earliest. We can only hope she doesn't too much more damage before she hits the road.

She's been pretty well behaved lately--it's been a while since she said Obama and wasn't qualified and touted McCain's qualifications, although her "white people like me better" jive was a little over the top.

Shhh.. Mook, let them wallow in their newfound smug self-confidence

It will be fun to watch them kiss up to Hillary in the coming weeks

She lost. Get over it. Your liar didn't make it. She lost.

Why Obama Needs Clinton to Stay in the Race

The Los Angeles Times notes that the worst thing that could happen to Sen. Barack Obama "now is what so many party members are clamoring for: Hillary Rodham Clinton to drop out."

"Why? Because with her name still on the ballots, she'd be very likely to win in West Virginia anyway. And maybe Kentucky too, given the demographics in both places. And possibly Puerto Rico as well."

"How would that look if at the end of the Democratic race the winning candidate with clearly the most delegates and popular votes went down to defeat against a candidate who isn't in the contest anymore? Ouch! That would tend to overshadow his expected wins in Oregon and Montana."

Meanwhile, Ben Smith looks at six ways Clinton can leave the race

I wouldn't put it past her to bribe or blackmail a supers to hold out of picking Obama until the convention and turn the damn thing into a Wrestle mania installment.

.....a shame you lack committment to a dem win in November(as a quick scan of your posts clearly indicates;)

Ha!

YOU GO, DUMB ROCKS...er....I mean....mook.

Sorry, man. My bad...tee hee...

}; )

Your rationalizations, not the race. The race is over.

and recognizing it's not your point:

"How would that look if at the end of the Democratic race the winning candidate with clearly the most delegates and popular votes went down to defeat against a candidate who isn't in the contest anymore? Ouch! That would tend to overshadow his expected wins in Oregon and Montana."

Following my "game" analogy, it's like BHO being ahead in a game that's about over on the clock, and her scoring a touchdown that doesn't get her close to victory, and with no hope of ever getting possession again.

Odd, I never hear or read about how the winning team should be embarrassed because the other team scored some points, but didn't win the game.

If there are any questions about "it's not whether you win or lose, but how you played the game", she's gonna lose there as well, given the negatives that's she's accumulated with the dem voters, which is why she's losing.

I predicted this scenario a long time ago, so my "pointy little head" musta not understood much, and just stumbled on a complicated but lucky guess.

I'd prefer that she drop out, but that's not a demand. It would by no means bother me a bit to see more failure kick her debt up to 40-50M, and her stuck with the two Bills.

She owes herself too much money!

.....who support HRC, buck up Smiley there is a lesson to be learned about "laying in the weeds' here if you're sharp enough to catch it;)

.....and democrats deserve a legit conclusion to OUR primary race as well;)

....before a rational conclusion presents itself in a couple of weeks;)

......democrat party interests are served best by HRC staying in til conclusion, you'll see;)