She's got to win out; maybe six out of the last nine, maybe seven out of the last nine. But then she's going to make a case to the superdelegates that goes like this. Barack's wonderful, almost unprecedented combination of really highly-educated Democrats and African-Americans is hard to hold together and good for him.
Paul Begala outlines the challenges Hillary Clinton faces in securing the nomination and her strategy to appeal to superdelegates.
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