Reply #314: The problem is this; you don't want to deal with all the facts. [View All]

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Of course the superdelegates can override the popular vote and the pledged delegates. No one I know disputes that at all.

Of course they can do it.

The question that you refuse face is this: "How does that help Clinton win the Whitehouse?"

It guarantees a loss in the general election because her negatives, which are already scary, would soar even higher.

Do you honestly think that it would be same thing as if she were to have actually won the nomination having won the popular vote and the delegate count? You just won't face ALL the facts. You wish to ignore the fact that she has lost this race to Obama. You will have to deal with it sooner or later.