Based on the pledged delegate numbers at Green Papers , and the superdelegate endorsements at Democratic Convention Watch, I just did some quick math to see if Obama has reached the 2,210 magic number laid out of the "Clinton rules." In this case, the "Clinton rules" mean full votes for Florida and Michigan, and a Clinton 73, Obama 22 , uncommitted 33 apportionment for Michigan. It turns out that, even without the Michigan and Florida superdelegates from the Obama superdelegate wave added in, Obama has reached 2,211 delegates under the "Clinton rules." So, he literally wins in every scenario now, and does so with room to spare.
And yet, Hillary Clinton has not conceded. Part of me doesn’t care, because Obama has won in virtually everyone’s estimation and there is no argument her campaign can make anymore (although maybe I shouldn’t underestimate them). Another part of me thinks that if the campaign is over under the most extreme Clinton campaign argu...
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Reporting
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Delegates
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54%
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Rhode Island
99%
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