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andym Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Feb-28-08 11:22 AM
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2. It's not about the math-- though the math can't be avoided
Edited on Thu Feb-28-08 11:23 AM by andym
It's not about the math, because the delegate count difference is less than 20%. That is not insurmountable, because this year the candidates will likely need the superdelegates to mathematically decide the race.

If no one can win it outright then the storyline takes on even greater significance, because the storyline will affect the national polls and the national (and critical state) polls will determine what the superdelegates do.
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