It's a moot point right now. If virtually all fair oobservers don't agree that fortunes have shifted and Hillary is most likely our strongest nominee and most favored by both Democrats and the public in general by the time the primaries have ended in June, Obama will get the nonination.
I was just pointing out indications that it is possible that might become the case and why it is premature to think it can't.
But you invent things, why not stick to polls.
Further, even if the polls had HRC significantly ahead (which they don't) the HRC folks have reminded us since New Hampshire, it is sensible to be skeptical of the polls anyway.
http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/news/pol itics/blog/2008/03/obamaclinton_tie_in_n ew_poll_p.html
http://rasmussenreports.com/public_conte nt/politics/election_20082/daily_preside ntial_tracking_polling_history
