Stung by her lopsided loss to Barack Obama in South Carolina, Hillary Clinton is trying to shift her momentum in Florida - even though its Democratic primary won't count for much.
Like all of her Democratic rivals, Clinton has agreed to a pledge imposed by national party leaders not to publicly campaign in Florida because of a dispute between the state and national party officials over the timing of the primary. But after South Carolina, Clinton was skating up against the edge of that agreement and trying to lend some credibility to the outcome on Tuesday.
....With split decisions in the Democratic contests thus far - Obama won Iowa and South Carolina while Clinton won New Hampshire and Nevada - there is increased speculation that the party's contest will extend beyond "Super Tuesday" - when 22 of the 50 US states vote in primary contests on February 5.
I think Hillary still has a chance to win. The super tuesday that's coming up should be very interesting. I think it will decide and maybe put one candidate in the lead or continue to be a tie. What will happen???
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