Kill The Party To Save It? No Thanks.

Party leaders and super-delegates are balking at Clinton's party-splitting super-delegate strategy. Click here and here.

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"I don't think either candidate wants - or can even get away with - forcing their will down the throat of the other," Schumer told host Tim Russert. "At the end of the day, on June 7, for the sake of party unity, [Democratic National Committee chairman] Howard Dean and the two candidates will have to get together if neither candidate has 2,025 ... and come up with a strategy. Each candidate will have to have buy into that strategy."