Hillary is not going down without a fight. The only problem is; she’s the only one in the ring. According to the Wall Street Journal, Clinton’s camp is saying that despite Obama’s almost-for-certain win of the primaries this Tuesday, they will continue to press on. The DNC as of now is only willing to seat half of Michigan’s and Florida’s delegates…seeing as they violated party rules by holding their primaries earlier than they should have. Neither Obama or Clinton campaigned in those states, and Obama wasn’t even on Michigan’s ballot. Clinton ended up winning both states. Now she wants ALL of the delegates to be seated in August. With just about 100% of the media behind Obama, and he being about 44 delegates away from the 2,026 finish line, it’s looking pretty grim for Mrs. Hillary Rodham Clinton, of course somebody should tell her that. Her camp will be quick to note that in previous elections, the fight has continued until convention night. Two notable examples are Jesse Jackson in 1988 against Michael Dukakis and Jerry Brown in 1992 against Bill Clinton. The difference between those two losers and Hillary is a significant one (something I’m sure will be the basis of her appeal argument for the DNC), they never came close to the amount of votes she has. She’s won 20 contests and amassed about 16 million votes. With Obama now unofficialy campaigning against McCain, and many of the superdelegates quietly moving to his end of the ring, all of that support won’t mean much to Hillary. Gotta give her props for effort though.