Thomas Jefferson, the founder of the Democratic Party, the principle author of the Declaration of Independence, and the third president of the United States would be, if alive, a Superdelegate. Sure, he'd be 265 years old, but that's beside the point.

And, the founder of the party of FDR and JFK, the party of Hillary and Bill Clinton and the party of John Edwards and Bill Richardson would vote for Barack Obama if things stay the way they are today. How do we know this? It's simple... it's one of his most famous quotes:

"The majority of a single vote (is) as sacred as if unanimous" - Thomas Jefferson

If Barack Obama is ahead in the popular vote, as he is today, if he is ahead in the pledged delegate count, as he is today, Hillary Clinton must decide if she wishes to go against the majority of voters in the country, the majority of delegates (by which the nomination is officially decided) and Thomas Jefferson in her quest for the nomination.

Good luck with that one Hillary. Good luck.