Don't worry, March 4th result has opened up a pandora's box of scenarios.
Prediction 1:
1. Having tasted blood, she will not let go until the convention. Obama arrives there with more delegate count than hers. Clintons pull the superdelegate rug to snatch the victory and offer VP post to obama. Obama refuses.
Two scenarios:
Scenario 1. Obama mobs riot in city and sets stage for an ugly civil war.

Scenario 2. Obama calculates primary support he got in democratic strongholds. With moral high ground on his side, he decides to do an independent run(is that possible so late in the game?) .

I still cannot accept Dick Cheney will let go power. So here is my conspiracy theory. McCain gets completely discredited for lying. Come convention time, GOP is desperate for a way out. Cheney manages to convince himself to run with Ms Rice as VP. White/Black combination on both sides levels the playing field on race and gender.

I'm sure the M$M are pleased as punch to know the last minute media push can still sway so many.

The M$M will pat themselves on the back and reassure themselves they are just "reporting"

(assuming it's true, eh)

The numbers are not there for HRC, you could have "reported" the facts about the numbers before but the scandals and blood in the water are better leads?

You have lost me JS.

I don't say that very often.

This primary is giving me the willies. I hope I'm wrong, but it's beginning to look like HRC will be able to back door her way into the nomination with legal wrangling over MI\FLA. So the choice is a republican or HRC who's as polarizing a figure as the fool currently in office. HRC doesn't have a prayer with independents and if her nomination looks at all fishy, it'll be another Repub administration in the fall. Yikes!

scared boys? you sure sound it.

The situation in FL and MI is the same as it has been from the beginning: if they want to send delegations to the convention, they can submit delegate selection plans that comply with DNC rules, and conduct their primaries or caucuses in consistency with those rules. The door is still open for them to do that, right now.

Democratic good will? I'm an independent, but no-one I talk to is excited about either candidate, it is a choice between evils. If the Democrats would start speaking of war crime charges for the current administration they might get some traction

I live in Kentucky, the primary is not till May 6.
Stop trying to caue one or the other to pull out, screw the party, If I don't get to vote I'll vote for another party and canidate. I will get even with all you SOB's for even trying to screw me.

Terry McAuliffe just told Matthews on Hardball that "the rules are the rules".... Don't see how they could make a case for overturning the rules in Florida and Michigan ...unless they challenge the definition of "rules". I can't imagine that a Clinton would try to upend the dictionary [teh heh] as has the current administration over the past 7+ years.

The rules (as I have heard them) allow for MI and FL to hold a primary or caucus before 6/15.

The rest is logistical.

Florida's Gov has said the state would support and pay for a primary - held before 6/15 it would count.

MI - I don't know too much about.

Democratic good will?