Fact is fact, it's pretty straightforward and I must reiterate — as of now simple math says Hillary only needs 670 delegates whereas Bernie is going to need whopping 1378 delegates.

So, I don't give priority to "would've-could've-should've" kind of thing. If not giving priority to such assumption is not doing a fair analysis, then there is some issues in understanding things on your end. I apologize if it's pretty harsh to say but I rarely dwell in figment of my own imagination. You could, but I don't. That last post, I've made is actually a bitter truth. I'm not siding with anyone there. I'm just analyzing what outcomes could come based on current context to each candidate. How fair can it get than this from hardened Hillary support now that he's realizing the fact that both candidates have equal chance to pull the flag up.

By the way, it's not 482, it's 469 super delegates she has right now.
Hillary => 1712(Total delegates)-1243(pledged delegates) = 469 super delegates :)

I know this post of mine will look hilarious when these numbers change in couple of days. My point is when someone doesn't even have simple grasp of delegate maths, comes with wrong figures to discuss and validate their points.

Rest assured, I wouldn't be surprised if Hillary would be faced with the same fate that she faced during Obama election.