In PA, a win less than double digit by HRC will be a win for OB

PA is the last fight for HRC. She got to win by big margin. double digit to the least. Otherwise it would be very hard to convince those super delegates in this anti-Clinton environment. Less than double digit win would not make any significant dent to Obama's delegate count. Instead, it would seriously undermine HRC's "she can win big electoral states" argment.

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• Poor pinying skill, Sorry -baiwen- ♂ (0 bytes) () 04/02/2008 postreply 18:58:03

• Win will be an argument for Clinton to stay. It is also -wxc1204- ♂ (241 bytes) () 04/02/2008 postreply 19:45:15

• I wish you r right. The liberals in red states r even more liber -OregonRain- ♀ (78 bytes) () 04/02/2008 postreply 20:38:46

• 回复：I wish you r right. The liberals in red states r even more li -WXC1204- ♂ (295 bytes) () 04/02/2008 postreply 20:55:57

• plus, even they are more liberal, but still a small -WXC1204- ♂ (83 bytes) () 04/02/2008 postreply 21:01:35