Politics – Top supporters of Senator Barack Obama, joined by at least one prominent Democrat yet to endorse a candidate, put pressure on Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on Sunday to bow out of the presidential race unless she scores clear victories in the crucial big-state primary contests on Tuesday.
Ultimately it is up to Clinton whether she withdrawals from the race or not after tomorrow. If she wins both Texas and Ohio its obvious that she should NOT withdrawal. However if she loses one of these states she needs to start looking realistically at her chances and start weighing her options that includes whats best for the Democratic Party.
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Why should Hillary exit if she loses? We have 50 states in this country. This year more, and more states are taking on the importance of choosing the President. No one, not Hillary or Obama. should quit until either of them secures the necessary 2,025 delecates. Democrats are so eager to have Obama as candidate they are willing to disenfranchise millions of voters. That is not the American way.