None of these numerological games matter. Hillary can’t “catch” Barack, but neither can he clinch the nomination through pledged delegates. It all comes down to the super delegates, and they will want to see what emerges from the Rezko trial and whatever else pops up in the coming months. The delegate margin between the two candidates is irrelevant except to those who argue it reflects the will of the Democratic electorate, and there are many good counter arguments when the numbers are that close. There is no way this won’t be going to the convention floor.
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James S. Robbins is a senior fellow at the American Foreign Policy Council.
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