[DJtex]

Of the 800 Super-delegates, Hillary has 225 pledged but Obama has around 125. So if Obama is even with or slightly ahead of Hillary now, she is in deep trouble. The complex delegate-sharing in each upcoming state will assure that they go to the Convention without either having a clear majority. The unpledged Super-delegates will have to decide it. They won't save Hillary's bacon unless she can start beating Obama decisively in the upcoming races. Even the Florida and Michigan delegates would be largely split between them.

If Mitt withdraws, I'm going to cross-over and vote for Obama here in the Texas primary. Wouldn't it be a gas if we Republicans started messing with the Democratic nomination process like they did with us.

[Lancey Howard]

I suspect that it would be easier to defeat Hillary than it would be to defeat that oily scumbag Obama. NEVER underestimate the stupidity of the mindless chattering class, especially those who are stupid enough to be “inspired” by an empty suit who spouts well-orated but wholly meaningless platitudes about “change” and “bringing people together”, and so forth.

[Tall_Texan]

If Mitt withdraws, I'm going to cross-over and vote for Obama here in the Texas primary. Wouldn't it be a gas if we Republicans started messing with the Democratic nomination process like they did with us.

I'm seriously considering the same thing. Between Hillary, McCain and Obama, only one has not spent the last decade or more pissing me off! That would be Obama. I'd rather see him win than either of the other two.

[Ace the Biker]

I’m going to crossover myself, I don’t care for any of the Rep’s so I’ll just have to live with whoever wins, but at least I can vote against hitlery in the primary.

I will hold my nose and vote republican in the general however, The Supreme court is too important to trust it to any democRAT president.