Reply #1: DING DING DING! Chip Collis, you're our grand prize winner! [View All]

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...(I)f we counted Michigan and Florida...the margin would depend on how you allocate the delegates, but Obama would still be ...about 100,000 ahead in the popular vote...despite not even being on the ballot in Michigan. However, it would enhance Hillary's chances of catching up in the remaining races.

Hillary...will sweep through the remaining primaries and Michigan and Florida, winning 70% of everything and superdelegates will flock to her banner...

And that's the bottom line: to merely get close enough Obama to have a case to plead with the superdelegates, Hillary will have to get AT LEAST 66% of the vote in ALL TEN of the remaining contests. "Blowout victories" in PA and KY alone won't do it---don't believe the hype.

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