Harold Ickes tipped his hand in a Fox News article published on Saturday "Top Clinton Advisor Says Superdelegates Will Decide Election, Obama's Victories 'Irrelevant' " .  He described a very Hillary-esque scenerio to finish off the Dems' Primary Season.  Even if Mrs. Clinton doesn't win anymore primaries the proportional split of committed delegates will keep her plenty close enough to overtake Obama with super-delegates and a call to seat the Michigan and Florida delegates.

 

   The very purpose the super-delegates were created was this situation; in case an upstart candidate could actually challenge the Establishment Candidate during the primaries, then the Super-delegates could set everything straight by making the final selection themselves during the convention.  This will be messy, but as long as she stays within 400 or so delegates of the challenger she can pull it off.  We already know that the Super-delegates can be bought.  At last tally more than 800,000 dollars have been delivered to the campaign coffers of the Superdelegates.  A corrupter system for choosing a national candidate has never been considered. 

 

   On the issue of Michigan and Florida, we already know that  the democrats don't necessarily represent the rule of law, reference Bill and Hillary 1998.  Mr. Ickes was instrumental in the disciplining of the two rogue states early on and coercing the candidates to not politic there.  Remember all of the lead candidates removed their names from the Michigan role, except that is Mrs. Clinton. (She still cheats.) She only pulled a minor victory out over "uncommitted", but a victory it was.  If she can convince the convention to roll over on their own rules she will have shown how real power wielded.  She will have disenfranchised the historic first black candidate to a major party nomination in a most racist turning of the political trick.  Of course, Imagine how many black democrats she will need to help her at convention time. 

 

   The Clintons are all about power.  They know that what they do will probably fracture the coalition that is the democratic party.  Nevertheless it will be their fractured democratic party.  There will be some bellyaching on the convention floor, but the cry will go out for unity, like the Republicans are doing now.  After all where will the disaffected democrats go?  Step aside now Mr. Obama, it is the only way to save the party.  You know she won't, even to save the party.  That is why she remains the "Inevitable Candidate".