I don't care for Hillary. I'd prefer for Bernie to get it.
But the sheer math is against him at this point.
Is it possible for him to catch up? Sure, it's not over till it's over. Is it likely? Not so much at this point. He's won some here and there, but not by enough to make differences where it counts. There's a few places where he's expected to "win" down the road, but it's not a winner takes all sort of thing Just winning a state by 51% and calling it victory really isn't enough. That was great the first night. It said "look, he really is viable!" But its very, very quickly becoming not enough, especially with a consistent problem with the minority demographic that doesn't seem to be changing at all.
Even for a case of "it's not over till it's over", the pure math is going to dictate the likelihood by the time its about halfway there as inevtiable. It's great to keep your hopes up and stay positive and vote where you want to make a difference and donate and push for him. But he's got a very steep hill to climb, and it is not an even battle at this point. He's not in a deadlock tie, he is losing, by quite a lot. He can't be compared to Obama anymore because Obama was in a deadlock tie at this point in the primaries, he had won more states and voting totals were only a couple thousand apart.
Super delegates are neither here nor there⦠sure they'll flip if he's the obvious overall winner, but basically coming in a consistent tie, and with a million less votes overall? (millions, by the time its done if this keeps up?) . Bernie has to do better than he has been, and that doesn't seem likely to shift much in the next three months.
Meanwhile, who the hell knows what's going to happen with the Republican side, because they're starting to get desperate and do anything they can to prevent Trump for defacto getting the nod... even supporting Ted Cruz... and they HATE Ted Cruz. (To the point if he was murdered in the senate no one would be convicted.) But the pure math says t's narrowly going to be Trump at this point.