I still think Hilary would be a great President, though.

Come November, if Clinton simply keeps focused on the big market States, lesser Democratic candidates in Washington, Wyoming, and West Virginia are gonna be screwed...

Sad really. And all of you across the nation are buying into her hype and negative attack ads.

I'll be voting McCain if Bils is the nominee. You all will be waking up to the reality of another 4 years of a Repug in office. Have fun with that. I'll be laughing at your sorry asses for 4 lonnnnggggg years.

'Nuff said.

I'm not automatically convinced that would happen, however (her getting the nom, I mean).

Them's the cold hard facts.

But one wonders if Ron Sims thinks that Clinton does the same thing for him - a reverse effect?

According to that same Rasmussen Report, NJ goes from democrat to likely democrat with Obama....

wah - trust me, the racists that Hilary got last night will be misogynists in November if McCain is the nominee.

She just doesn't match up that well with McCain - independents will never vote for her. Because she's a woman? Maybe. Because she's a Clinton? Most definitely.

Your reasoning presumes that our elected officials and superdelegates are generally responsive to public opinion. Most of them are not and do not have to be. Almost every house district in this state is a gerymandered safe seat where incumbents get token opponents at best. There won't be a backlash and they know it. Polling really won't affect their reasoning-- the hope for jobs in the next Dem administration will, though. But if superdelegates as a whole trump the vote of regular delegates, there will be a dark cloud hanging over whichever candidate finally emerges with the Dem nomination.

why would the republican pollster most always have her doing the worst compared to other polls?

Everyone knows this, but the MSM refuses to talk about it, because it becomes less of a "nail-biter" for them to write stories about.

Speaking of nail-biting, I think of the hundreds of Obama supporters I met last night, only two were that concerned.

We always planned on a long battle. Clinton never did.

Was I the only one who shuddered reading that phrase?

Flying Spaghetti Monster help us, no one should *ever* put those words together in a sentence again.

Amen.