There is no way Clinton can make up the delegate difference. The race is over. n/t

[ORDagnabbit]

[Oleladylib]

1. oh you so wish...ever heard of "switch"! Be afraid, very afraid!

[AllentownJake]

4. Super Delegate Switches

Are extremely unlikely from either camps. I think I've read of 4-5 since the start of the campaign and those were generally in situations where a SD's electorate overwhelmingly supported the other person (+70%) and the SD was fearful of their political future. Once you declare with someone you pretty much stay with that person but I guess anything is possible.

Pledge delegate switches are even more unlikley since they are generally people selected who actively worked to get you elected.

[grantcart]

8. There are already a number of Clinton SDs that have announced that they will

vote for the nominee with the most pledged delegates. Sen Murray and Cantwell of Washington State for example.


There are other signs including some Clinton SDs in NY.

[fascisthunter]

2. It's Been Over

[SoonerPride]

3. It has been over since he won 12 in a row. Math matters.

[azmouse]

5. Hillary in January:

[ORDagnabbit]

6. LOL!!! I hadnt seen that one before.

[elocs]

7. This post, which has been stated a thousand times, is necessary why?

I support Obama, but I think I can wait until the game is over to strut. Enough already.

[ORDagnabbit]

9. because its like watching birds try to fly against a window...painful for everyone involved

[NorthCarolina]

10. Well, she can "make up" stories about her adventures as first lady

so who knows, maybe she can "make up" delegates too. :eyes:

[ORDagnabbit]

11. This one time...at Tuzla air base....

[NorthCarolina]

12. Well, at least 3 times actually....

and ALL before 11PM (late for a 60 year old don'cha know)...but, who's counting right? :hi: