The Big Read this morning is Hill's staff whispering about her "dignified exit." She'd like to concede in victory, maybe in West Virginia, maybe telling working-class white folk that Obama is a really terrific guy.

We'll see. She'd become a Dem icon if she did it right, but the girl really wants to win.

I just don't see her quitting, but she may think the superdelegates will choose her. I do not know enough about that process to make a call on that, but she seems to hang on pretty tight to her lifelong dream.

Personally I find it very hard to listen to her. I think she flip flops worse than Kerry did, and I kind of liked Kerry to be honest.

Obama is showing to be resilient. I don't like his economic ideas and socialist leanings, but I am beginning to listen to him. He needs Clinton to drop out now so we can get on with the debates. I am open minded to what he has to say.

I dont think it will be after West Virginia. She is going to wait until the Democratic committee meet to decide on Michigan and florida delegates and their solution. that wont be until after may.

Lets say they some how put those two states in play, she is again than on the hunt to equalize with Obama.

It's definitely in the planning stages. One of her top guys said publicly that he'll be talking to her about the fact that there's no real "path to victory" at this point.

I think it'll be pretty soon.

shep its probable that she drops soon, but wierder things have happened.