I hope you are right.

That would be a nice side-effect. It would represent the triumph of policy over the audacity of marketing hype.

paying attention, as I'm sure they are.

If "win" means barely holding on to what was a 20 point+ lead two weeks ago and still losing the delegate count in the sate, then absolutely!  

Totally agree. Keeping my fingers crossed.
Remember NH polls which showed a BHO win

Praying for a HRC win

Indeed. Sometimes voters are smarter than the MSM, and actually chose the better candidate, despite the politics of hype.

Talk Left has a post about Obama supporters busted trying to stuff the caucus ballot box in TX. Supposedly they offered voters leaving the polls the opportunity to fill out assignment forms and told them they didn't have to go to the caucus. They shouldn't even have the forms now. They are to be filled out in person at the caucus.

And I'm sure these little helpers intended to turn in all the Hillary forms as well. Not.

at this point, it would be an upset if Obama won anything but Vermont.

You have to admit that.  Listen to the media.

They have the exit polls.

Look at the trends, etc.

Why do you think the Obama camp is saying clinton needs to win big, and that she can't catch up in delegates?

He can win really simple: win Ohio and Texas like he did the last 11 and its' over.

My G-d! Talk about magical thinking! Every day it becomes more and more apparent that so many leaders, mayors, governors, congressmen and women are waiting for her to drop out so the Dem. Party can start the GE campaign. Everywhere you turn, you hear the same thing - she needs to drop out gracefully and not destroy our chances in the GE. It's obvious to everyone that she's not going to get the delegates she needs today and that her chances of garnering the nomination are not great enough to warrant an non-stop, drag-out battle to the convention.

At what point, will the ground swell become so apparent that she needs to give it up so we can be a united party with good prospects in the GE?

Maybe this is what we really need to come out of today:

http://thepage.time.com/tom-brokaw-on-ms nbc/

When will enough be enough?

Or her being close in Alabama despite losing by 15 points.

That guy isn't what you would call an 'Obama supporter' in the traditional sense.

But, he is on the ground in TX, knows his stuff, and probably is better at calling this sort of thing then you or I.  His track record this cycle has been pretty good, including NH.

but what logic would tell obama supporters + media that a divided party race should be ended because the "elected del" count is like:

1320
1215

Does that look like someone has won?

Esp, when at least 300+ of those delegates were from shrewd politicking?  Nothing wrong with that, but its' not like it shows some will of the people.