12 is a low estimate.

Someone on another thread said Hillary by 30!

Actually, as an Obama supporter, I think she wins probably by 14?

Bitter-gate hurt him (finger gate and Jay-Z gate is only for the navel gazers at places like this...)

But, so what?

Here's the metric?

With PA as a big win, Clinton will have made her strongest point: She won all the big blue states (except Obama's home state).

So, PA proves it, and many Supers will then endorse her, right?

Give us a number, since you're going out on a limb with a PA prediction?

How many Supers come out for Hillary, following her win in PA, between then and NC?

55=HRC

45=Obama

There will be a bevy of polls out then and you will have upto date info to make your guess.

Patience (oh and don't try to sell me a bill of ARG/Zogby/Columbus Dispatch goods)

C: 57, O: 44, looking at some of the new polling.  

But your point is?

I think you're more of a gnome than a troll. Some metaphysical creatures get short shrift on the internet.

My polling method is counting yard signs.  Hillary blows Obama out of the yard by at least 25 percent from my view inside the car window.

I'm going with Hillary +15

So how many delegates will she net with that result?  And how many are left in the pool.

It's a no-brainer. She's going to blow him out of the water. In fact, if she were to only win by single digits I'd imagine it'd be a HUGE loss for her.

Hillary: 58
Barack: 43

The anti-Obama sentiment is too strong in Pennsylvania right now.  I live here.  I hear about it every day.  As much as the MSM likes to point out polls saying "this didn't affect him, that didn't affect him," the only undecided voters I knew (one leaning Obama), all three of them, genuinely switched from undecided to Hillary after his San Fran misadventure.

One friend called his comments "reprehensible."  Another said he "wasn't buying Obama's explanation."  And a third said she was uncertain after Hillary's Bosnia gaffe but that the Obama cling comment sent her 100% back to Hillary.

We could say it's from the debate, or Ayers, or even Wright, but none of that matters the way his true colors showing at that private fundraiser does.  I hear more remarks of loathing against Obama right now than I did against Santorum in 2006, who lost 59-41.  

I am hoping for 10 points and I'll be happy.

Not sure of your point or question; but I, as at least one Obama supporter, would not be shocked or saddened by a 12 point margin.  Given the ginormous gap of a few weeks ago, something like that would be expected.

Okay, sure, it wouldn't be the knockout blow that would end this race; and that much would be a bit disappointing; but I doubt any BHO supporter really expected that in PA anyway.  Any talk of that was wishful thinking at best.

So 12 points? Fine by me.  I'll just keep on keeping on.

I am an Obama supporter.  I predict Hilary by 12 as well. After it happens I would like everyone to pay attention to how the largest remaining state by far, after a blow out, does practically nothing to close the INSURMOUNTABLE delegate lead that Barack enjoys.

Also, think about how the next biggest remaining state is poised to completely undo any dent that Hilary actually does make with Pennsylvania.  

She should leave on a high note after PA as she just will not be able to convince enough superdelegates  to destroy their own political careers by counteracting the voting in their own districts.  Honestly, do you people really think that she's gonna be able to convince 2 supers for every 1 that Obama gets?!  That's what she would need in order to steal this thing.  It's just not realistic.  

But hey, y'all just keep wasting your money on repaying her loan for her while she does McSame's job for him.