Hillary is in it to win it. So just how does she plan to do it? What is her argument for staying in the race until the convention or until the last contest in June? - Something surprising from Obama’s past may appear that will permanently derail the campaign.
- A re-vote, or the counting of existing votes from Michigan and Florida.
- Remaining Superdelegates go for Clinton and other Superdelegates switch their vote for Clinton.
Apart from those three highly unlikely scenarios, tonight was Clinton’s last best chance—and it’s over. If there’s no way the numbers can dramatically change between now and June, how does Clinton's staying in the race help the Democratic Party? It doesn’t. Does it waste precious time? Yes. Will Clinton bow out gracefully before then? No.
Remember, Hillary has morphed into the Annie Oakley, Rocky Balboa fighter and the Indianapolis race-to-the-finish line candidate. There’s clearly no escape clause for this candidate. In spite of being behind with no way to surpass Obama in pledged delegates, popular vote or number of states won, Clinton will be in it till the end.
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