I'll see if I can find it.

On Edit: Here it is: "Joe Biden’s Most Selfless Act Was To Unify Democrats By Not Running"

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1251710300

It is an opinion piece, filled with a lot of fact.

Clinton will be the nominee. If the article had said the same thing about Bernie, it would be on the front page of DU, twice, with hundreds of recs.

Hillary will win. Get used to it.

If O'Malley supporters can still feel strong, so can the Bernie supporters. We are not going to cross over, yet. And some of us, never.

And every candidate has flatlined but Hillary
February is only 4 months away. Nothing is going to change in the next 4 months.

That's alright, though. Some people hold on to spoon collections even though they are useless.

Mainly because I don't have to vote for her... and won't.

Why are you even here since you have taken yourself out of the game?
My guess is you want to post more anti Hillary tripe while telling us you won't vote for her. Isn't that getting old?

Hillary will win the nomination, largely because the mainstream media are telling their readers and viewers it's inevitable. The article is not an opinion piece. It's front page, above the fold.

The numbers, really, are pretty convincing, when you look at the states needed to have enough delegates to get the nomination. When you look at just the states that will have voted by March 1, the picture is pretty clear, and beyond that, the added delegates will quickly lead to even more certainty.

That's what I've been looking at, and it seems pretty clear to me, with the current polling reinforcing that.

And it's supported by polling, unlike the USA Today article. It's different to say Clinton picks up 3 to 1 among Biden supporters, rather than implying virtually all Biden supporters are shifting to Clinton.