During a brief drive today in Atlanta I heard snippets from an interview with Dick Morris (probably on WSB radio.) He was talking about a possible settlement to the Democratic nomination deadlock, based on the 'fact' that Hillary is staying in because she can't afford to drop out, due to her large campaign debts. He felt that the deal would be made in early June, after the primaries, when Hillary agrees to drop out in return for Obama agreeing to raise money to retire her campaign debts. In return she would ask her supporters to fully support Obama.
Morris seemed to feel that the key to resolving the whole impasse is the 1 million Obama supporters, and that they would be willing to chip in a few bucks each to Hillary to end this mess quickly. He made a point of the fact that most Hillary supporters have maxed out their contributions, so there aren't that many more people left to bail her out.
Given the source, is there any validity to his point? Would Obama supporters really hit the 'contribute' button for Hillary? Would she really fold her tents in return for getting her campaign debts retired? Am I the only person who heard this interview?
Inquiring minds want to know. . .