Now that the DNC is in control of the Dim Party nomination process, they will follow what they perceive to be and hope is the will of the voters of their Party.
The Blacks and youth of the party will have been satisfied but the party elite will recognize that they have again LOST!
President McCain - who woulda thought?
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Not so fast. I'm not quite sure what you mean by "now that the DNC is in control of the . . . nomination process." There's still a long way to go here, with several states yet to vote. Clinton's strategy is clearly one of attrition. She figures that if she can hang in there long enough, something - the lack-of-experience argument, the 3:00 a.m. phone call argument, stupid comments from Obama's pastor and wife, something from his Senate voting record, Rezko, something - will bring him down. She's merely buying time, and there's plenty to be bought. If she's right and something does finally get him, she's the only alternative.
OK, here is how I see it -
Hillary will plaster Obama in PA and may do well in the remaining states, but that won't do it for her. Everything you mentioned will help Her, but I don't think they will be enough.
It looks like MI and FL won't have redos and if HRC holds out until the convention hoping the "superdelegates" will shift their votes to her; she's wrong. If they did; blacks (and maybe youth) would bolt their Party and it would be Bad for a looooooooooooong time.
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