Obama has no chance of becoming President. If he cant stand up to Hillary on national security in the Democratic primary, he will certainly lose to McCain in the general. Obama either loses now, or loses in November.

There are two people who may be president: Hillary or McCain.

Get used to it. You cult is over!

Well - I don't agree that Obama's campaign is near collapse.
But I don't see how his focus on the delegate count helps him, as in Texas where Hillary won the popular vote.
Unless he's promoting his brand of Florida 2000.

A 12 step program might help with that mental block that you seem to have.Good luck with that.

sorry, but neither is BO's making the magic # needed through the primary season to cinch the nomination. He won't have the 2025 needed either, so accept that math too.

I don't understand this or the initial post. I think maybe I need ana education in whatever it is you guys are talking about. Hillary Clinton has pretty close to a ZERO chance of winning the nomination. Unfortunately for her people, it's mathematics. She can't overtake him, it's literally impossible/implausable. Any "comeback" she made in delegates has already been erased from the certification of the California results (Obama gained 8 delegates today cause it was closer than originally thought), and he'll widen his lead tomorrow and on Tuesday. I just don't get where you people are coming from. It literally baffles me the lack of logic that is in these posts sometimes.

on Tuesday.  It was probably his last chance to do so.  So he's toast, right?

Wrong.

All Obama needs to do is run out the clock.  She won't even get a chance at a knockout punch until the convention.  And even the projections that give Hillary a sizeable bounce from her nearly delegate-free victories on Tuesday require her to win 65% of the remaining superdelegates.  None of whom have expressed an intention buck the pledged delegate or popular vote winner.

Oh and obviously, the only polls that matter are the ones in states that haven't voted yet.

Then Hillary has a 2 weeks to think about the largest contest left, which she can't win: NC.

she has endorsed McCain!  What will be the difference.  How can she lose if he is so great.  Declaring him qualified to be CIC is sickining and counterproductive to herself in the long run.  The blind lust for power will be her downfall

delegate count, Obama won Texas.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story .php?storyId=87961802

keep dreaming.

It's late in the 3rd quarter, with the Hillbots 14 points behind.  They grind down the field eating up nine minutes of clock time and kick a field goal.

The Obamabots now need to fumble the ball or someone needs to start working the refs hard.

There are not more Ohio-Texas primaries to rescue Hillary either.

Ooops, wait I mean Ohio, cause he actually won Texas.

I truly do not understand these people. I read this stuff and I feel like I'm on crazy pills. She has no chance of winning this, and she's a detriment to her party at this point.

I'm only upset that Samantha Power had to resign when all she did was tell the truth about Hillary

Exactly.

So you believe that he won't win CA or NJ in a general?

The part you all seem to conveniently forget is that the vast majority of the people voting in those primaries are DEMOCRATS. They'll vote for him come November regardless because...HE'S A DEMOCRAT. He pulls independents, which will be necessary against McCain cause he's a moderate.

Yes, let's pick out 4 of the smallest states Obama won and the biggest states Clinton won and compare.  That seems intellectually honest to me.

Well if VA and NC, are worthless than yeah I have a hard time seeing why PA should matter all that much.

decided he had to run NOW will forever enrage me.  I have long maintained that either Obama or Clinton would sail to the nomination if not for the presence of the other.  They are jointly tearing the party apart because neither believes they have any reason to quit now.

The thing is, Hillary doesn't have another chance.  She will be 68 in 2016, while Barack will only be 56.  Hillary was been slowly, carefully, patiently preparing herself for this moment for at least the last 20 years if not longer, then along comes Obama from out of nowhere saying, nope, I want it now (sort of like McCain and Bush in 2000).

Hillary will be, at the very worst, a better than competent President, and at best, the complete realization of the entire Clintonian progressive  agenda, long stymied by a hostile Congress.   Who in Barack's circle convinced him that her presidency would be horrible enough for him to jump in and derail her attempt at the office?

He'll have another chance, and be better prepared next time.  This is Hillary's only shot at the apple, and you wonder why she is fighting so hard for it.  She deserves it, more than anyone in politics today...

is NOT ENTITLED to it.

Good to hear. I respect your opinion here; although I think you're wrong and the opposite is true, because more supers continue to endorse Obama and the closer we get to the end with him 150+ pledged delegates up, the more impossible it becomes for Hillary to catch him. But if she does, I'm ready to vote for her also.

Down with McSame!

Thanks for making the case that we shouldn't look at pledged delegates in making a decision.