In what may be bad news for Clinton, Democrats across all four states overwhelmingly say they want super delegates to vote based on which candidate finishes ahead in the pledged delegate count at the end of the primary season.

Majorities of Democrats in Texas (62 percent), Ohio (61 percent), Rhode Island (57 percent) and Vermont (66 percent) all said the super delegates should cast their vote for the primary winner, not for who they think can best win in November.

Why is this bad news for Clinton? As CNN's John King has made clear on his interactive delegate map, it is nearly impossible for Clinton to catch up to Obama's pledged delegate count. She would have to win the rest of the states convincingly to do so, given that the party allots delegates proportionally. Barring large blowouts in the remaining contests, its likely Clinton will finish behind Obama in pledged delegates.

why? honestly the clinton spin on this is just unbelievable. she'll still be behind about the same number in delegates.

We've always been at war with Eastasia.

because she will have a reason to continue and I don't really want them to drag this out to the convention.  this gives mccain a huge advantage

I'm sorry, I really do not understand what you are trying to say, please elaborate. Are you upset because Clinton isn't rolling over for Obama and is actually trying to win the nomination?

I'm sorry, I really do not understand what you are trying to say, please elaborate. Are you upset because Clinton isn't rolling over for Obama and is actually trying to win the nomination?

Hate to break the news to you but Hillary and Bill are not actually the same person. I know we all think her to be a Malicious Harpy Puppetmaster, but the truth is she does not control everything her husband thinks.

Yeah, damn her and admitting that maybe the Republican party isn't so awful! I mean, I would respect someone a little bit more if they said "Hey, just because I'm a Democrat, it doesn't mean I think Democrats have all the answers, and maybe you guys shouldn't vote for someone just because they're a Democrat, you should actually pay attention to the issues*." I use the term "would" because we're talking about politicians and I have zero respect for politicians and nothing they say or do is going to make me think any better of them. Especially not during a campaign.

*Ideally, this would be the case, but as we've mentioned, what politicians SAY and their PLATFORMS mean absolutely nothing.

She still has a chance, the race is still pretty damn close, I see no reason why she, or anyone in her shoes, would give up right now.