Hillary is not dropping out after a win. Don't expect it. Don't demand it.

[rucky]

It's not going to happen, so don't be dissapointed or frustrated when she doesn't. Even if she getting the nomination isn't going to happen, either, I think we all know the game well enough to know the next move.

So demanding she drop out is just posturing. Don't bother.

[Condem]

1. Rucky

She won. She deserves to stay in.

[BlooInBloo]

2. I hope to gawd she doesn't.

[LakeSamish706]

3. But her biggest hurtle will be money, and I guess we will have to wait and see how that plays out.

[NJmaverick]

4. It's time we send a message to the SDs to end the carnage

the game is over

[DJ13]

5. No one will "demand" it

But if the uncommitted super delegates begin a mass endorsement of Obama, hopefully she's smart enough to do the right thing.

[still_one]

6. Not now, but after the primaries are over I DEMAND THE PERSON BEHIND DROP OUT

if that person doesn't it reflects that person doesn't care about the country or the party

[Why Syzygy]

Five Percent - 5% - "win" .

She wouldn't drop after losing seven straight. Win/lose has lost any meaning.

[Honeycombe8]

7. Of course she won't. That would be the right thing to do, the ethical thing. So, she won't. nt

[godai]

8. Nobody's demanding it but she's out of money and likely will lose the next 2 primaries.

She will still trail by 500,000 votes overall and by 140 or so delegates. There's no way she can catch up. The euphoria of tonight will fade to the reality of tomorrow morning. I think this ends in 2 weeks, if not sooner.

[depakid]

9. Not with Indiana coming up. Then again...

I didn't expect Edwards to call it quits just before super Tuesday.

My guess is that the internals showed something that he'd rather not have seen.

[OzarkDem]

10. Agree, a win is a win

and I'm getting sick and tired of everyone in the Obama campaign and news media piling on her every time she wins.

[NewHampshireDem]

15. How can you get sick and tired of something that happens

so infrequently?

[SoonerPride]

11. She'll limp along for two weeks then quit after N C and IN

[rucky]

13. That's more like it.

[JeanGrey]

12. I think she's got a mental problem. Because I DO expect it.

This is getting really harmful.

[The Stranger]

14. I expect and demand that Hillary face the reality that she has lost.

[rucky]

17. And her next smear

will contain words like "entitled" and other things we threw at her earlier in the primary.

which is what it will sound like to people who don't follow electoral math (like 90% of us).

If this is how she (and especially her supporters) want her to go down, we may as well let her do that on her own terms. I don't see it helping Obama to have it any other way - and the Hillary supporters here have said as much.

When she loses Guam, IN and NC, we'll talk.

[Sir Jeffrey]

16. I expect this nomination to go on until 2011.

This is getting fucking ridiculous.

[GoesTo11]

18. Can we demand a dignified campaign?

[rucky]

21. Sure.

So we should let her go on her own terms.

She's gotta know what we know about the math. Why I think her motives for staying in are about pride, which is silly but expected in politics, she has supporters we can't afford to alienate.

[Blue_Roses]

19. Why should she get out now, when we all are having so much *cough* fun?

:eyes:

[EFerrari]

20. Her campaign is like a remake of The Trouble with Harry.

[rucky]

22. Or Weekend at Bernies

depending on how wacky you think it all is.