Regardless of the barrage of media attention Barack Obama has received calling him "the inevitable nominee" for the Democratic Party… here are ten reasons why I believe Hillary Clinton will actually come out on top, despite what you hear.
 
1. The call for Hillary Clinton to drop out: If Obama were the inevitable nominee, there would be no calls for Hillary to drop out. Remember Huckabee? The Republicans and the media allowed his continued "fight" for the nomination for one reason: He had no chance of winning. Only when the opposition fears you, do they pressure you to exit. Bill Clinton nailed it recently in South Dakota when he suggested Hillary had been treated worse than any other candidate in presidential history. Why Bill? They know she can win.
 
2. Barack the nominee: The past few days have given us dose of what Obama would be like if he were the actual nominee, and it isn’t pretty. His slip-ups have tended to increase, and he is looking more and more like a radical lefty under the constant barrage of Republican fire. Recently, he has flip-flopped on Iran, forgotten to mention the military during a Memorial Day commencement speech, and screwed up the facts concerning the liberation of Auschwitz. And that’s just this week. McGovern anyone?
 
3. The popular vote: No one can deny Hillary has gotten more votes than Obama. His argument that he is the actual popular vote winner only makes him look like a thief. Only when Florida and Michigan are conveniently discarded does Obama have the popular vote, and thanks to the superb timing of HBO’s new release, "Recount", an in-your-face reminder of the 2000 election is on everybody’s mind.
 
4. The Michelle Obama video: Is it true Michelle has been captured on video trashing "white America" for holding black people down? Who knows. What we do seem to know is that someone of her character just might be capable of saying such things. So much for unity. A heads up: Sean Hannity revealed on his radio program today that the Clinton campaign has been blowing up the phone lines trying to get a copy of what Sean apparently has. Finally he revealed this: he will release the tape at a time he believes will best serve his audience and the Republican Party. Not exactly a denial….
 
5. Republican admiration: WTF? It’s true. Watch a little Fox News. These guys are almost teary-eyed over the treatment Hillary has received over the past few months… I never thought I would see the day. With this new found love of Hillary, it would be very difficult for them to do a 180 and start trashing her again… without looking foolish.
                                                                                                                                          
6. Obamanazis: Thankfully, the RFK statement seems to have backfired on the Obama camp, and people are beginning to realize how vicious Obama has been all along. I have even heard calls for Keith Olbermann’s head (fingers crossed). Obama’s ridiculous attempts at defining what people can and cannot say about him is an eerie reminder of the Bush administration’s stranglehold on American thought during the 9/11 days. Disgusting.
 
7. Clinton/Obama: Her offer remains. Many notable Democrats have poo-pooed the idea of an Obama/Clinton ticket, including Nancy Pelosi. Michelle Obama would never allow it to happen either. So the "vote for Hillary and get Obama as well" proposal should still be inticing.
 
8. Typical white people: When a "presumptive nominee" loses two of the final states by 41% and 35%, people tend to grow doubts… Enough said.
 
9. Color-coded pantsuits: Ok, I admit. This one is filler. But it’s 5 o’clock in the morning, I’m delirious, and I needed a list of ten. Yet, as I was thinking, I remembered a cute Laura Ingraham comment about how Hillary can create a color-coded pantsuit alert system: "Uh-oh! It’s a blue pantsuit alert!" Now how fun would that be?
 
10. It’s the delegates, stupid: Yes, we all know by now that a delegate majority is what makes a candidate the nominee. What we seem to have forgotten, however, is that the superdelegates can vote their conscience, and we all know the only thing in a politician’s conscience: re-election. No one wants to pick a loser. Also, what we are learning is this: millions of people will be angry regardless of who the winner is. Why should black voters be more important than working class whites or women when it comes time to disappoint? The superdelegates have the following to consider, in order: "How can I win re-election?", "Who can win in November?", "Who have the people chosen?", and finally, "What total did our fundamentally idiotic delegate system decide?"
 
Of course only time will tell — May 31st will be our first real clue — but don’t be shocked in a few days if Michigan and Florida are quietly reinstated despite all the brainwashing of the past few months by the mainstream media… and we finally get to see justice served.
 
Here’s to wishful thinking.