sometimes African-American...

The sky will open ... the light will come down ... celestial choirs will be singing ... and everyone will know we should do the right thing and the world will be perfect.

African Americans will realize that the world is just not ready for one of them to be president, so they will embrace the reality that they must vote Democrat not because Democrats have earned their vote, but because the suckers have no other choice.

We liberals activists will prove to the party leaders that they can do what they like, cause after all it is a two-party system and we have nowhere else to go. We will use this opportunity to tell the party leaders that no matter what they do, they have our unconditional support.

Young people will once again prove why they're stereotyped as cool calculating individuals, who after seeing their hopes and wishes crushed, will embrace the lesser of the evils remaining.

Finally, superdelegates will prove to the world that being mentally challenged is not a detriment to being a superdelegate but rather a requirement, but embracing Clinton's arguments and endorsing her en masse.

Oh yeah, I can just see it happening any second now.

I think she's trying to convince white democrats to vote their race and trying to convince supers that this will happen.
When Barack Obama said early in the primary season that he thought he could get voters that Hillary couldn't he was speaking about her well known "high negatives".  His calculus included Democrats plus anticipated gains from unhappy Republicans and Independants.
Hillary twisted this meme to be "my votes" vs. "his votes" within the party because she knew he was right.
The race-baiting began in NH (the second primary) when to her shock, Barack Obama won IA.

She played to white liberal racism and counted on blatant racism to marginalize her opponent, and damn the consequences.  

In her cynical math there are more whites than blacks now she needed to convince whites that blacks were voting their race and so should they.  

Instead of celebrating the record turnout of the black community, it was made to look like a bad thing, something suspect.  Through surrogates, she continually brought up race in a way sure to outrage blacks and be noticed by whites.  Once Barack was getting 90% of the black vote she began pointing to the stats with a just sayin' attitude rather than a we realize we have a problem attitude.

She wants whites to worry and vote race.  I loathe her for this.

Clinton's statements are making me sick to my stomach. In the unlikely event she somehow won the nomination, a clothes pin wouldn't be enough to get in the voting booth and pull the lever for her; I'd need a space suit or something.

She needs to withdraw to retain her own dignity now.

in Newsweek?

I have a much broader base to build a winning coalition on," she said in an interview with USA TODAY. As evidence, Clinton cited an Associated Press article "that found how Sen. Obama’s support among working, hard-working Americans, white Americans, is weakening again, and how whites in both states who had not completed college were supporting me.

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Clinton rejected any idea that her emphasis on white voters could be interpreted as racially divisive. "These are the people you have to win if you’re a Democrat in sufficient numbers to actually win the election. Everybody knows that."