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I suppose its also possible that Hillary, seeing the handwriting on the wall, could “bow out gracefully”, earning the fawning admiration of the MSM. Then, she would do what she could to undermine the Obama campaign behind the scenes, setting herself up for 2012.

Hillary’s age is telling on her. She is tired and losing her voice regularly. She will win the nomination if it causes a civil war in the Democrat party. It’s all about Hillary and Bill, all the time and going through this at an even older age for her would be iffy at best.

I suppose its also possible that Hillary, seeing the handwriting on the wall, could "bow out gracefully", earning the fawning admiration of the MSM. Then, she would do what she could to undermine the Obama campaign behind the scenes, setting herself up for 2012.

You get the gold star, my FRiend. I am stunned that so many conservatives can't figure out the Democratic situation.

Obama will increase his lead in Wisconsin and Hawaii. At that point Obama will have trounced her in ten states in a row (well, one territory and nine states).

Then Obama will break even in Ohio and Texas after outspending her three to one in TV ads. Then he will trounce her in Mississippi, Oregon, and some smaller states if this thing continues to play out into April.

That is not going to happen because she will drop out of this race sooner than anyone thinks.

The Democratic leadership, including Pelosi and Reid, will demand she get out in the name of party unity. The superdelegates will threaten a mass defection to Obama as a part of the pressure to get her to quit.

Then the angry Clintons will stab the Party in the back every way they can--but this race is over--Obama will be the nominee.