As the US primary election campaign comes to a close, it is nearly a mathematical impossibility for Senator Hillary Clinton of New York to win enough

IT'S over, but it seems it will never end. The race for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination has been won and lost, and yet still Hillary Clinton clings to the hope that a miracle â or, more likely a disaster for Barack Obama â can salvage ...
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The shamelessness of Hillary Clinton is a model of consistency. After her North Carolina loss and marginal Indiana victory, Sen. Clinton was given an opportunity to downplay the remainder of her campaign so she could compete with dignity and, ultimately, concede with grace. Rather, she's decided to sound the sirens of battle for the duration of the campaign. And her campaign won't end on June 3. Instead, she'll pursue her campaign well beyond the final primary so long as superdelegates continue to indulge her fancy. At what point will the Democratic Party leaders definitively reject the seemingly endless array of changing narratives that the Clinton operatives advance, where