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1) She's not going to win in Ohio and Texas decisively. 2) Raising doubts about Obama's electabilitiy will only help John McCain if Obama becomes the nominee -- via a negative protracted struggle, Obama is going to start questioning her electability vigerously which would also hurt her and this campaign is going to get really nasty. 3) Florida & Michigan will not be seated as is without spliting the Democratic party in half. A "do-over" could be arranged for Florida, but seating Michigan is out of the question without major political consequences. It would mean changing party rules in the middle of the game to favor one candidate over another and smack of injustice. 4) Lastly, Obama's short record is an advantage when it comes to digging up dirt. He has a lot less to public service to examine for hints of scandal. It's the upside of his "inexperience." And she'll need more than some "NAFTA" flap.

Clinton might win the nomination given your prescription -- but the price might also be a loss in November. Let's hope if she wins, she can do it without backroom politicing. Otherwise, let's hope Obama can create some distance today.

Seems pretty obvious that she is not going to win Texas (if at all) decisively, nor Ohio. I think that DNC officials are going to seat both Florida and Michigan, but only when it is obvious that there is a clear winner. "Do overs" are just asking for trouble.
As for an Obama scandal, there is a potential one brewing here in Illinois with his Rezco land deal. It smacks of typical insider politics. His name came up in the just unsealed indictment of Rezco.

The Rezco land deal might be a potential Obama scandal -- except that reporters have been digging into it for at least two years -- and so far nothing very substantial aside from guilt by association. Rezco is on trial now which reminds everyone of the Obama connection, but Obama is not directly involving in any of the charges -- though he may be called to testify.

Clinton needs something bigger than this to sink Obama at this late date in the process.... unless somehow she can really make the mud stick.

To the contrary, all Hillary has to do to get the nomination is insure that there is a second ballot at the convention. I find it quite interesting how no one mentions the opposite to the "hillary cant get enough votes to win the nomination" which is "obama cant get enough votes to win the nomination." Why isnt there the clamour for Obama to step aside for the good of the party.

Maybe the media should fulfill their obligation of informing the public that when is all said and done the nomination for the Democratic Party could quite possibly be someone other than Obama or Hillary.

The best she can do is drink from a poisoned chalice or give one to Obama. At this time supporting Hillary is effectively supporting McCain and 100 years of war.

The best thing for the country[IMO] is for "The Monster" to steal the nomination from BHO. If one is to be the next prez then at least with Clinton we know what we're getting-a grouchy menopausal b*tch that won't pee without taking a poll. Besides, the blogosphere will do to her what the MSM and our patriotic dems have done to Bush for 7 years.