Hard to imagine. /snark
The Associated Press reports that "top Democrats, including some inside Hillary Clinton's campaign, say many party leaders -- the so-called superdelegates -- won't hesitate to ditch the former New York senator for Barack Obama if her political problems persist. Their loyalty to the first couple is built on shaky ground."
"The fear inside the Clinton camp is that Obama will win Hawaii and Wisconsin next week and head into the March 4 contests for Ohio and Texas with a 10-race winning streak. Her poll numbers will drop in Texas and Ohio, Clinton aides fear, and party leaders will start hankering for an end to the fight."
Possible last ditch strategy: "Two senior Clinton advisers, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss the race candidly, said the campaign feels the New York senator needs to quickly change the dynamic by forcing Obama into a poor debate performance, going negative or encouraging the media to attack Obama. They're grasping at straws, but the advisers said they can't see any other way that her campaign will be sustainable after losing 10 in a row."
The associated press is very kind -- and a bit naive... Hillary Clinton's campaign is over already. There's no mathematical solution for her to win on "elected" delegates... And the Supers are ready to bail. They want a win in November and there's only one candidate who can make that happen this year -- Obama. The AP can talk all they want about a firewall or must win... that was something possible before, but not now. She won't even win Texas when Obama gets through there... Sorry Bill C. No more dallying in the White House. D.