As Hillary has been defeated in 2 primaries (should she not lose NH I'll concede poor political acumen) AND has seen her national lead evaporate, is it better for her to face defeat and retain some future ability to influence or stay in and face being so badly beaten that the even her Senate seat becomes vulnerable.
Obama has her hands down. If she sticks it out till Super Tuesday she could face humiliation instead of a dignified concession. As national politics go, a sound defeat is terribly hard to live down.
She had every known advantage. Money, 'celebrity', her husband is enormously popular to the base, the media had coronation plans in place, and yet she can't seem to win.
So, flick the safety to the on position on the flame thrower and consider this seriously, is it better for her to go ahead and concede and the Dems get a valuable head start and begin the campaign for the general election before the Republicans have a nominee to return fire, or stick it out and face a likely humiliating defeat on Super Tuesday?
Obama has her hands down. If she sticks it out till Super Tuesday she could face humiliation instead of a dignified concession. As national politics go, a sound defeat is terribly hard to live down.
She had every known advantage. Money, 'celebrity', her husband is enormously popular to the base, the media had coronation plans in place, and yet she can't seem to win.
So, flick the safety to the on position on the flame thrower and consider this seriously, is it better for her to go ahead and concede and the Dems get a valuable head start and begin the campaign for the general election before the Republicans have a nominee to return fire, or stick it out and face a likely humiliating defeat on Super Tuesday?