[Islander7]

Seeing the words "Clinton" and "endgame" in the same sentence has a sweet ring to it.

[Desron13]

"Advisers for Clinton Plan the Endgame"

This probably involves some kind of public speaking event for Osamabamalama in Fort Marcy park.

[Vigilanteman]

The best endgame possible is for Obama to go into the convention with a slight lead in both popular vote and delegates and for Clinton to take the nomination by backroom deals and strong-arming the Super Delegates.

Then, I'd like to see a riot break out which would make Chicago 1968 look like naughty school children on a picnic.

[OrioleFan]

The real endgame will be to find the other .5 delegate.

[bigbob]

Wash and starch Ole Crusty, if she’s going to win this one she’ll have to pull it out of her pantsuit.

[tracer]

One can only hope that they can find a building high enough. The new one in Singapore is a good bet...

[Ancesthntr]

...Mr. Obama....

Wow, the NY Slimes just demoted Hussein to the Bush league, where titles are removed from those on the Enemies List.

[kalee]

1,456.5 delegates to Mrs. Clinton’s 1,370? .5 delegate? Where's the other half?

[SkyPilot]

While Clinton advisers have publicly opposed talk of a “do-over” vote in either state, which is possible, some of her advisers said today that they would now be inclined to support such a vote. They believe her strength with Hispanics, women and Jewish voters in Florida, and with union workers and women in Michigan, would be enough to overtake Mr. Obama’s advantage with black and young voters in both states. Mrs. Clinton and her top officials continue to oppose such a do-over. The alternative is waiting until July for the party to consider allowing Florida and Michigan delegates to count at the August convention. But the Clinton advisers who support a new vote said they expected conversations on the issue to intensify in her camp.

We predicted this on FR weeks ago.

It will conclude with Hillary not winning within the rules, so she will simply break and bend them so that she does.