If Obama wins both IN and NC, would Hillary drop out of the race?

Just wondering. It could happen!

No way she's quitting until the proverbial fat lady sings.

I think she should have done the party and the country a favor and stepped aside back in January, but does she listen to me? No, she doesn't.

:eyes:

at the latest. That's what candidates usually do when the odds are long and to stay in/win would mean damaging the probable nominee in a bitter and negative campaign.

Which leaves HClinton in a special category.

The polling in Indiana appears to make it an uphill climb for Obama, although I see where the Muncie paper endorsed him. I was surprised (and delighted) with that. The statewide demographics favor HClinton in Indiana, which isn't to say she'll win without question.

In 1968 the Democratic Governor of Indiana, Roger Brannigan, ran as a favorite son in the Indiana primary and lost to a liberal Catholic from New York, Robert Kennedy. So I can definitely be wrong about Indiana.

If Senator Obama should win both NC and IN on Tuesday and HClinton remains in the race, I think the long knives come out of the kitchen drawer and start getting pointed at her egotistical throat.

would declare for Obama.

But, I don't think that will happen until after OR, WV and KY.

I believe this has been true for many weeks.

a charlton hestonesque point of reference for the convention. the secret service is going to have to drag hilly & billy out of the convention kicking and screaming on international tv. it'll be quite the display. then they will write a book about how the netroots stole the nomination from them. they will go on the talk shows (maury, jerry and fox) bashing obama for the next 8 years. good times.

even Jesus is going to have to shout her down when he comes back. :eyes:

Obama is the only candidate that should be out there. Everyone else should be supporting him and his march toward change.

She's a disgrace.

I fully expect her to aggressively deface the democratic nomimny after the convention. Trying to paint him as illegitimate so Nader can pull enough votes away to install McCain. At that point in time she will renounce the democratic party as being unelectable and join McCain's cabinet.

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Tho yes it is likely that she will exit after a double loss because that will mean Obama will have fully regained the momentum in a time where she needs EVERY delegate badly.

But we need to be prepared for a month of work regardless!

When they seat the Florida delgation Obama should make Hulk Hogan one of his delegates in case she needs to be removed from the convention...help with that joe six pack vote.

That's when she concedes.

And based on that, I don't believe she's ever going to leave.