[goldstategop]

I think she's going to drop out. There's just no point to staying in the race when she cannot overtake Obama in the delegate lead. Th remaining contests won't change the picture and Hillary knows it. She's coming to terms with the political reality she won't be the nominee.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[Ol' Sparky]

I think she's going to drop out.

Hillary cares about one thing -- power. She isn't going to step aside until the time Obama get enough delegates to win the nomination. She's more likely to plot his assassination than quit.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

If Cankles genuinely possessed all the awesome, necromantic Powers From Beyond that far, far too many FReepers appear far, far too obligingly willing to grant her in the first bloody place -- :

*... she wouldn't be getting her broad, pants-suited hinder handed to her by Obama to begin with; she'd already be happily coronated by now, and Obama would merely be (at absolute best, mind) one of her more likely options as potential VP.

*... she wouldn't be flat, busted broke right now, while competitor Obama sits placidly on an unspent war chest (even after tonight) of $112mil or so, give or take. She'd be rollin' about in the donated green stuff like... well... like a blissed-out, pants-suited sow, ultimately.

Folks simply need to apply a li'l careful, logical thought to matters such as these, is all. ;)

[romanesq]

She is not going to drop out. She pumped in over six million the last month so she has to stay in at least for two weeks to recoup her money from sucker donations.

So that really means she’s in till the final primary.