Honest question: Any chance she'll concede tonite?

[Lucky 13]

Why or why not?

[Fearless]

1. No. Pride.

[Boz]

No another month to raise 6 million dollars to cover 15 million+ campaign deficit

[TheDonkey]

2. If she loses IN, better chance, she'll suspend campaign.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

3. No. She's on the phone to Acme Goalpost Movers as we speak.

[Eurobabe]

13. LOL, so sad for HRC. Tightening.

[LibertyorDeath]

23. "Acme Goalpost Movers"

LOL She must have a running tab with them. :)

[Hawkeye-X]

34. She does, and it's called "Penn"

over 10m in debt owed to this moron.

[LibertyorDeath]

40. Wow 10 mil to that slime ball pure insanity..

Good night tonight!

Here's to you :toast: HawkeyeX

[BklynChick]

4. if he wins Indiana, maybe. if she wins, no, but probably may 20

[MadMaddie]

5. Unlikely..

[Madam Mossfern]

6. No way

If and when she concedes, she will have control of the time and the venue, as she should. It would not be appropriate for her to concede tonight.

[olkaz]

No.

Because the Clintons are ambition personified. They will hang on, attack relentlessly, hope he has a macaca moment, and take the mantle.

Bank on it.

[dcindian]

7. It would be her best move right now and perhaps the best move for the party.

But judging from what has happened in the last several months I would guess her handlers will be pushing for her not to. Let's see how strong of a person Hillary is.

[Zachstar]

8. 50 percent: Depends on Indiana

Clinton knows that she is very likely to lose her super lead before the next contest. But how Indiana goes in relation to +- 5 will determine how fast that happens.

If I were her I would think my luck has run out and exit and get back to congress as soon as possible.

[habitual]

9. no

serves no purpose.

They should regroup, analyze the results and concede tomorrow! :D

[Mooney]

10. Absolutely not.

[Alexander]

11. Maybe if she loses Indiana, otherwise no.

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

12. No, she has been chosen by God

to be POTUS

[sellitman]

14. She is going to the Convention.

Bank on it.

She still thinks the Supers will make her the nominee.

[Clear Blue Sky]

No way...

[NightWatcher]

15. I hope she pats herself on the back for IN then it slips away

[Rosemary2205]

16. No - and she shouldn't.

If she does her whole political career is toast - IMHO it's better for her personally to hang in there just a bit longer and get what she can from the Dems.

[mdmc]

17. NPR has a Clinton surrogate on sayin they are gonna go on

[rurallib]

21. It'll sort of be like Willie Mays in the outfield

at the end of his career.
Now she is playing either for the VEEP job or preparing for 2012.

[CatsDogsBabies]

18. She will wait a day or two

[oviedodem]

19. They won't concede because of WV and KY.

[cyndensco]

31. The SDs have to step up en masse to persuade her to drop out

before Kentucky and W Virginia. There is no way she can win legitimately, and Ky and WV will be VERY ugly for him. He has momentum after tonight (GO OBAMA) but will be deflated after those 2 primaries. For the good of the party, she needs to concede. Please???

[keep_it_real]

32. Is WV and KY super white blue collar states?

Does Obama get a piece of the action (some of the delegates) even if he loses in these states?

[oviedodem]

36. Those two states are clearly for Clinton for reasons that we hate to admit.

[BlooInBloo]

38. No need to be scared. They're chock full of racists. And racists will vote for Clinton.

[SemiCharmedQuark]

20. Not a chance. She's got two big states coming up for her.

[OzarkDem]

22. No, no need to

She's still the strongest candidate for the GE and the primary race is, for all practical purposes, still a draw.

Obama can't close the deal, and he can't win the GE, either.

[baldguy]

24. After that BIG WIN in Indiana? No way.

(and North Carolina doesn't count.)

[Texasgal]

25. Nope.. she will not concede.

She has her pride and her husband.

[Aloha Spirit]

26. Well, her supporters at hillaryclintonforum.net have given up... is that a reasonable benchmark?

[greguganus]

27. The flying monkeys diving in and dragging her off is our only hope. n/t

[last1standing]

28. It will be Friday.

She knows what is about to happen but by delaying it till Friday she gets it into the weekend dump. She doesn't want this story to linger after all this.

[NorthCarolina]

29. She has said repeatedly she will take it to the convention

and I see no reason to doubt her based on her actions to date. She's working the angles and will likely continue to do so until she's dragged off the stage kicking and screaming.

[keep_it_real]

30. If she loses both states she would be forced too

No way around it.

[mckeown1128]

33. Not a chance in H$ll.

I would literally flip out if she did... It just wont happen.

[npincus]

35. my guess: she will never "concede", she will "suspend her campaign"

but not just yet. She will always leave the door open (and i have no doubt she'll be working behind the scenes.

[Orangepeel]

37. No. Even if this were to make her concede, it would be tomorrow or the next day

not tonight.

[WeDidIt]

39. None

At best she will announce the campaign will be ahving some discussions.

[nadinbrzezinski]

41. The pundits called her speech a concession speech

your mileage may vary

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