Entroper on 06 February 2008
| The_vagabond7 said: I agree with Kasz. I think the superdelegates will put Clinton in the front. Washington doesn't want change, or anybody that will even put an iota of effort into change, even if the people do want change. |
Howard Dean, Chairman of the Democratic party, has said that he will try to broker a deal between Clinton and Obama if it looks like the superdelegates will "overturn" the results of the pledged delegates. I think it's going to be extremely close. Clinton has a 90-ish superdelegate lead out of over 800, but it's difficult to say which way the rest of them will break.
