[squidly]

It is about to get a lot worse for Hillary. Obama is going to win most or maybe even all of the primaries/caucuses over the next two weeks. Meanwhile, he is raking in the dough and she is struggling for money. If she can hang on until March and still have some momentum, she can make a comeback.

My prediction: Neither one gets enough delegates for the nomination.

[Cementjungle]

...and she is struggling for money.

I just saw an article that said she's lending her campaign a few million dollars. And that's just what's being reported. I'll bet there's no shortage of money there.

[bshomoic]

she is struggling for money

Wouldn't be surprised if this were just another Clintonian trick so she can play herself up as the Underdog. If Obamba is viewed as the front runner in the eyes of the media, they may be forced to render some (albeit token) critical coverage of him.

[over3Owithabrain]

Yup, this month will be tough on the shrew, as Obama will continue to ride the "change" wave with presumed victories in MD, VA, DC, etc. She then has to win PA, OH, and TX or at least two of the three to hang in there. Those states are pretty white but by then more and more of whitey will be comfortable with Obama.

You may be right that it will go brokered, but I think Obama has the inside track. Of course Team Clinton has a few more tricks up their sleeve I'm sure!

[NormsRevenge]

Obama is going to win most or maybe even all of the primaries/caucuses over the next two weeks. Meanwhile, he is raking in the dough and she is struggling for money.

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Her hubby’s loaded.. (in more ways than one usually, btw), coughed up 5 million today

[TheBattman]

That is quite interesting, considering that she started off the primary season with far more money in her campaign coffers than ALL the other candidates...

[doug from upland]

My tak is that it depends if the Superdelegates announce after the March 4 primaries in Texas and Ohio. If they announce, there could actually be a de-facto nominee then. Of course, even if they announce, they are not committed until the convention. They can still change their mind.