Mathematically, Hillary CANNOT win!
Continuing my previous post,
I went to the Slate Delegate Calculator and blindly gave Clinton a 55% victory in all remaining 16 elections, including today's. (This does not include Florida and Michigan.)
Guess what?
Even if Clinton wins all 16 remaining contests (including those today), she still ends up about 60 pledged delegates BEHIND Obama!!!
From the AP, CNN, and NY Times, Clinton leads Obama by around 40 superdelegates now.
So after losing 16 contests in a row, Obama still would be AHEAD by 20 delegates!
Go home, Hillary, or you'll turn into a Mike Huckabee, doing standup. It's mathematically impossible for you to win.
(Let's assume Florida and Michigan redo their elections.
Florida has 185 pledged delegates.
Michigan has 128 pledged delegates.
Assuming Clinton again wins them by 55%-45%, she gains around 30 delegates.
She'd still be 30 pledged delegates behind Obama.)
I went to the Slate Delegate Calculator and blindly gave Clinton a 55% victory in all remaining 16 elections, including today's. (This does not include Florida and Michigan.)
Guess what?
Even if Clinton wins all 16 remaining contests (including those today), she still ends up about 60 pledged delegates BEHIND Obama!!!
From the AP, CNN, and NY Times, Clinton leads Obama by around 40 superdelegates now.
So after losing 16 contests in a row, Obama still would be AHEAD by 20 delegates!
Go home, Hillary, or you'll turn into a Mike Huckabee, doing standup. It's mathematically impossible for you to win.
(Let's assume Florida and Michigan redo their elections.
Florida has 185 pledged delegates.
Michigan has 128 pledged delegates.
Assuming Clinton again wins them by 55%-45%, she gains around 30 delegates.
She'd still be 30 pledged delegates behind Obama.)