Will Hillary Clinton Drop Out of the Race Before the Democratic State Convention?

Howard Dean and senior ranking members of the Democratic Party don't want the Democratic race to come down to the Democratic state convention. Such an occurrence pundits day, will only help John McCain continue to attack both Obama and Clinton while both Democrats continue slugging it out against each other. Barack Obama has won 11 straight states and Hillary Clinton is going down for the count, this time for good. her only hope is to win the Texas and Ohio state primaries by a wide margin of victory which by all accounts, is highly unlikely.

Hillary Clinton did have a ten percentage point lead in both states but as Obama has increased his momentum with his 11 consecutive state victory, that margin has clsoed considerably and some polls in those two states have the two candidates deadlocked or within the margin of error. Ohio and Texas are the two biggest remaining delegate states. In the proportional delegate Democratic primary, Obama will still gain a large amount of delegates even if he loses the Texas and/or Ohio primary.

Even though Obama may not have the magic number needed to win the Democratic Party nominee outright, Clinton knows that she won't get enough support from the Super Delegates to beat Obama. If she loses either of the Ohio or Texas primaries, she will probably drop out of the race. Here's why i believe i'm right: because i got the Super Tuesday decision right. Over 4,000 content producers read that article and sure enough, i was right that McCain would win and Hillary would finish slightly ahead of Obama.

At the end of the day, Hillary Clinton knows she will not win this race. Obama has too much money and too much support throughout the nation to be beaten at this point in time. For the good of the Democratic Party and to put a Democrat in the White House for the first time in 8 years, Hillary will drop out of the race to support Obama. The interesting thing is that Hillary Clinton has moved on to Vermont to campaign but I think its all a mirage. If she doesn't win both states on March 4, there wont be any need for there to be a competitive election in the states following Texas and Ohio.