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Originally Posted by jdanton
One thing this year is doing is showing us the insanity of the system.
If this comes down to super delegates, and it might, then we have an option, I think, of ways they can reasonably think.
Does Hillary or Obama put together victories in states that would, in November, represent more electors? Can one win the popular vote and the other more delegates?
All of these scenarios could be a problem.
Hopefully, it won't come to that. If things go as expected, he's got a couple of more states coming his way, then Ohio and some other big states where she's expected to do well in.
We'll see.
All I can do at this point is sit back and watch.
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I believe, looking at the states that Hillary has taken versus the ones that Obama has taken...that Obama would be a better contender in Nov. Hillary has take states like Cali that are solid democrat states...that will go dem no matter who wins the primary...however, Obama has taken more of what would be the "battle ground" states in Nov. Penn. and Ohio are left...which are two huge ones...so that could change...