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Originally Posted by Headless
Its simple math... Everyone should know when there comes a time when you have exhausted all efforts and the odds are just too stacked up agaisnt you. At this point its not even odds. She basically cannot win.
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So when the next Superbowl comes, and one team is behind by 40 points in the last 3 minutes, you expect them to say, "Fuck it, we give up"?
I'd say that perseverance, dedication and determination are all good traits, and I don't see why politicians should not have them.
Had Clinton quit the race after Super Tuesday, and blamed it on sexism, she'd have been a spoiled brat. Now, she's simply showing she's a spirited fighter, who will go against the odds when necessary. Sure, she'll lose this one, but at least she'll go down fighting.
As for hurting the party's chances... not likely. Once Obama has the nomination, Clinton will undoubtedly fully support him. That should help in bringing in the votes of those who supported Clinton over Obama.