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Originally Posted by I'm Rich Bitch  I still would not call him the front runner because: - He is only tied for Delegates.
- He is running against the Clintons.
- The Clintons will get Florida and Michigan to count.
- He has no way to win Texas and Ohio due to demographics.
- The Super Delegates belong to the Clintons.
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You keep saying that but it's completely not feasable. If they got Michigan and Florida to count it would cause so much upheaval in the party. The Clintons aren't stupid, they know this. You really think that Clinton or Dean would allow this election to destroy the Democratic party? They may be selfish but not THAT goddamn selfish.
And the super delegates are already splitting, many over the concept of superdelegates deciding the election rather than pledged delegates/popular vote.
I am with you, I believe Clinton will win, but I am starting to hope he may have a chance. Part of it is because I'm only 27 and haven't had time for the world to truly weigh me down with the depressing reality of our government, and I still believe that we can have nice things. But I should know by now, this is why we can't have nice things.