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Ken Burch

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Sun Feb-10-08 03:41 AM
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2. She no longer has the upper hand. You have to accept that.

That said, I suppose it's a possibility.

But there's no reason at all to assume that Obama will be the one needing to drop out. He's at least at an equal level with her in delegate strength, and there's no reason to assume her current alleged lead in superdelegates is going to hold up. The supers have no reason to stop Obama and piss off all those new passionate Dems.

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