[Cowboy Bob]

That is if you include "superdelegates," who are not really committed.

Without the supergdelegates, I don't think Hillary will be able to reach the magic number. It depends on how she does in California and New Jersey.

[InterceptPoint]

Without the supergdelegates, I don’t think Hillary will be able to reach the magic number. It depends on how she does in California and New Jersey.
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You are correct. What I wonder about is how flexible the Superdelegates are. For example, what would they do if Obama put out the word to vote for Biden or Bernie instead of Hillary? And what if Obama/Lynch leaked a “probable indictment” story or two?

Could happen. Hillary really needs to win this outright. And I believe that she is unlikely to do so.

[Trump20162020]

That is if you include "superdelegates," who are not really committed.

They're not officially committed, no, but they're party establishment-types who have openly stated again and again they're supporting Clinton, and they have the cover to do so, when she's won over three million more votes than Sanders nationally.

The odds that they're going to abandon her in mass numbers at this point for Sanders is probably even lower than Bernie winning California with over 70% of the vote.

[bgill]

It depends on who she can blackmail with those old FBI files.