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She gave it her all, found her voice, lost her voice, smiled through her lies, lied through her cries, schemed, clawed, and cackled.

But alas, it was not enough.

She’s reportedly canceled her morning TV appearances today.

The New Math strategy is blowing up in her face.

She barely eked out an Indiana win with a puny, 2-point margin.

And although her campaign blog devotees haven’t given up, all signs point to Game Over.

Allahpundit sums it up in one paragraph:

Slate’s keeping an eye on RCP’s running popular-vote totals and notes that not only will Obama widen his delegate margin tonight, he’ll erase the PV gains she made in Pennsylvania. In fact, as of this moment, even if Florida and Michigan are counted RCP gives her a popular vote lead of just 3,000+ votes — a margin of less than one-tenth of one percent. And that’s assuming that the popular vote totals from the caucuses in Iowa, Washington, Maine, and Nevada (which weren’t reported) aren’t counted at all. If you estimate for those states, he ends up with a lead of more than 100,000. Which means she has nothing left to commend her to the supers except an electabilty argument unsupported by a single key metric or even circumstantial evidence that Pastorgate has done Obama grievous damage at the polls. Are they going to take the nomination from the first serious black candidate for president without any compelling data to hang their decision on? Not a chance. It’s over. Let’s move on.

The Clintons are not known for graceful exits.

This should be entertaining, to say the least.

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More on the denouement:

Rick Moran
Belmont Club