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Right... I wouldn't recommend counting Hillary out yet. She has massive leads in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas (all extremely delegate rich states). Plus the DNC still has to decide what to do about Michigan and Florida once convention time rolls round, all the more so since it doesn't appear either candidate will have the requisite number of delegates come convention time. This is going to come down to a deal making at the convention for superdelegates and that could go either way.
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