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<font color=peach>I cried like a baby watching the
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I stated this in another thread, but this seems like a good time to repeat. I can't see the Super delegates voting completely against the public if their is a wide margin between Hillary and Obama. Nor do I think it would be good for this party/country. But if Hillary can keep the race close - and the difference between her and Obama to a marginal amount of delegates she provides cover for the super delegates to vote for her. That's why I think she'll stay in the race till the bitter end..
Yes if it is a wide margin....BUT...it wont be a wide margin. The SuperDelagates are there to represent the will of the Democrat party (not independents & GOP member voting in the Democrat primaries). If we went by the will of the people, then there wouldn't even be a need for SD to begin with. The National SD came about because of the various States rules, allowing Independants & Republicans to vote in Democrat primaries.
If Hillary wins all the TRUE "Registered Democrat Only" voting states then the SD should go with her!
I've never done the caucus in the Texas Primary - partially because it's always been decided by the time we vote and partially because I didn't have a clue how this works. Bu I think this time, I better figure out how this work and do both voting and caucus.

