Now that I've started reading the Hillary version of Little Green Fuckballs, I'm hoping she stays in a while longer as these people are entertaining as hell.

dedfg Says:
May 8th, 2008 at 7:08 pm
Updated signs of desperation for the Obama campaign:

1. weirdness in Lake County

2. threatening us with riots

3. bullying the public by declaring the winner May 20 WITHOUT all the everyone being able to vote...or not counting all the votes.

4. fake time magazine cover

5. bo’s infamous desperation lap this is a reference to his 'victory' lap in DC yesterday where people rushed to cheer him

The Obama camp is desperate! They are starting to crack."

I guess. I think she's staying in just to get more folks to contribute to her campaign to pay off her debts.

She's crazy.  Or, at the very least, suffering from a profound narcissistic disorder, and surrounded by people in the throes of Stockholm Syndrome.  She and her team seem to have a suicide pact.

As well, your rationale assumes that sunk costs are meaningful in the calculus, which they're not (or shouldn't be).  There's nothing to finish out.  It's like the war in Iraq.  You don't stay in it to honor the already-dead, or the costs you've already incurred.

That's just it. The money isn't there! Who's going to pay her debts? She's being highly irresponsbile, and frankly, unethical.

Why would she put herself even further in debt?

I had been willing, until yesterday, to entertain the claim that she is in to ease the transition for her supporters, or to raise enough money to finish things off, or to end on the upbeat note of a victory in WV. But at this point, her campaign resembles nothing less than a concerted malicious effort to undermine the putative nominee's viability in the general, by insisting that he is "unelectable."

By the by, I'd like to know how Clinton plans to win the general with only 5-10% support among African-Americans. Probably less than that, now.

herself look ridiculous.

but certainly selfish and shortsighted.  The repercussions of staying in the race will hurt the democratic party, Obama and his odds against McCain, and her own political future.  

I agree with an article I remember reading a few days ago:  She can't drop out as long as she keeps winning states.  Her name has to remain on the ticket as long as there are racists that haven't voted.  For her to drop out while these people are still voting on mass for her would be a slap in the face to over-70, white, "working class," over 5'7" but shorter than 6'2", blonds, who live in single-family dwelling within 5 miles of a community center.  And, that is now our most important demographic group!!