So what are the statistical chances of a brokered
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Sat May-03-08 04:48 PM
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So what are the statistical chances of a brokered |
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convention, someone ELSE having to step in and be the nominee?
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SD's are not about to overturn the pledged delegate's will.
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2. K&Ring because I'd like to see what people think about this, too. nt |
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3. 0.99999999%, maybe. NT |
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Sat May-03-08 04:50 PM
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5. Zippola. Not gonna happen. nt |
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Edited on Sat May-03-08 04:51 PM by Hansel
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6. Less than the chance that Clinton will be the nominee |
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Obama has the 50 state machine in place, with an ability to raise funds no one else can match.
I doubt there will even be a possibility he's not the nominee after another week or two.
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7. Zero--mainly because there's NO REASON for that to happen |
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Edited on Sat May-03-08 04:57 PM by rocknation
Unless Hillary wins all ten of the remaining contests with at least 69% of the vote, enough superdelegates will get behind Obama for him to clinch 2025.
:headbang: rocknation
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