If Hillary garners less than 40% in WA, NE, LA, Obama will win delegate counts 2-1

[Unsane]

At a certain point she needs to think about whether to pull out. Maybe she'll surprise us in VA and ME. But I simply dislike the idea of dragging this thing until a March 4 bloodbath in Ohio, Texas etc.

[Unsane]

1. kick

[NJSecularist]

2. Hillary may get more than 40% in Louisana.

[amborin]

3. you want to deprive hillary of sure bet wins?

now imagine if the shoe were on the other foot...

[Unsane]

7. Nothing is sure bet for her from here, that's the thing.

[amborin]

15. Hillary will surge in Ohio and Texas

she already knew Obama would carry today's primaries.....

there is no surprise today

[mathewsleep]

4. boosh!

[joshcryer]

5. After Maine I'll post the math, I'm pretty sure she can't recover now.

[Barack_America]

6. Sigh. But I was so looking forward to my Pennsylvania primary meaning something. n/t

[New Dawn]

9. Who would have thought that Nebraska would be decisive? :D

[frogcycle]

8. because march 4 is sooooo far off

and those people should not have a say in the matter

[Unsane]

12. It's a month McCain can spend fundraising and blasting Dems.

[Adelante]

10. It's not going to be that wide a spread in LA

She's got the bulk of the white vote and he's got the bulk of the black vote and the two groups are not hugely different in size.

[Carrieyazel]

11. Hillary was ahead of Obama 1,063-962 in delegates before tonight.

Why should she pull out? I'm not a Hillary supporter by any means, but she's got almost 1,100 total delegates so far. Halfway there, as is Obama after tonight. This thing is split.

[joshcryer]

13. She only had like 10 more pledged delegates, he will get at least 75-100 tonight.

[Meshuga]

14. Sorry to disappoint you but this is far from over

No one is in trouble. The fight now is who is going to be slightly ahead of the other going into the convention.