“Hilarious. Don't take it to the Convention, as Teddy did in '80 when he was SEVEN HUNDRED delegates behind! And don't have a convention floor vote on whether FL or MI counts, as happened with a MS delegation long ago. Mississippi is so much more important than Florida or Michigan in the large scheme of things!”

The Dems really are making this hilarious by not wanting their convention to actually mean something, and merit Americans' attention, for once in a generation or longer.

Actually, the superdelegates don't vote until the Convention convenes. Their “commitments” are worth the PR spin they generate. If Hillary concedes before forcing a decision on two large states, she's leaving a lot of money on the table.

I don't think she should pay much attention to the MSM flimflammery going on. They just go for the most liberal candidate, and she should push her CENTRIST cred because despite the media's proclamation that voters want “change,” they may want it in digestible doses.

It's the one and only thing that the bigwigs in the Democratic party absolutely do NOT want. If the first week of June rolls around and Clinton is still raising a big stink about Florida and Michigan after the RBC meeting, I hope there is a quick and swift movement of delegates to Obama (both the remaining undeclared supers as well as previously-declared ones switching). She's sort of like the houseguest still sticking around after you've turned off the lights, switched off the electricity, sold the house and moved to another country.

If the “offense” occured at all, then the use or non-use of the vote by the party does not actually affect guilt in the least. The threat itself is the crime, not the followthrough or lack thereof.

I do love a circus.

As if they're going to all stay home or move en masse to McCain! Riiiiiiiiiight.