it is an Opinion piece. That is fine, glad to see it. The link url says "articles," so I thought it was a WSJ article until I clicked over.

Some of the article was posted this AM in the comments of the BNR. Here's what that piece plus a couple of others. It looks hopeful to me.

Wall Street Journal Opinion/Commentary

The inevitability behind Mrs. Clinton’s nomination will be in large measure eviscerated if she loses the June 7 California primary to Bernie Sanders. That could well happen.
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A Sanders win in California would powerfully underscore Mrs. Clinton’s weakness as a candidate in the general election.
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Another problem: In recent weeks the perception that Mrs. Clinton would be the strongest candidate against Donald Trump has evaporated.
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Then there is that other crack in the argument for Mrs. Clinton’s inevitability: Bernie Sanders consistently runs stronger than she does against Mr. Trump nationally, beating him by about 10 points in a number of recent surveys.
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Mrs. Clinton also faces growing legal problems. The State Department inspector general’s recent report on Mrs. Clinton’s use of a private email server while she was secretary of state made it abundantly clear that she broke rules and has been far from forthright in her public statements. The damning findings buttressed concerns within the party that Mrs. Clinton and her aides may not get through the government’s investigation without a finding of culpability somewhere.
With Mrs. Clinton reportedly soon to be interviewed by the FBI, suggesting that the investigation is winding up, a definitive ruling by the attorney general could be issued before the July 25 Democratic convention in Philadelphia. Given the inspector general’s report, a clean bill of health from the Justice Department is unlikely.
Finally, with Mrs. Clinton’s negative rating nearly as high as Donald Trump’s, and with voters not trusting her by a ratio of 4 to 1, Democrats face an unnerving possibility. Only a month or two ago, they were relishing the prospect of a chaotic Republican convention, with a floor fight and antiestablishment rebellion in the air. Now the messy, disastrous convention could be their own.

Here's part of what Bernstein — a Clinton supporter — said last February
Bernstein: There is a huge story going on. I've spent part of this weekend talking to people in the White House. They are horrified at how Hillary Clinton is blowing up her own campaign.

And they're worried that the Democrats could blow -- they are horrified that the whole business of the transcripts, accepting the money -- that she could blow the Democrats' chance for White House. They want her to win. Obama wants her to win.

But Sanders has shown how vulnerable she is. These ethical lapses have tied the White House up in knots. They don't know what to do. They're beside themselves. And now, you've got a situation with these transcripts a little like Richard Nixon and his tapes that he stonewalled on and didn't release.
Here's his current message:
Bernstein: The implications of all of this [the email server issue] are that Hillary Clinton did not want her emails subjected to the Freedom of Information Act or subpoenas from Congress. And that's why she set up a home-brew server.

I think we all know that. People around her will tell you that in private if you really get them behind a closed door.

I was in Washington this week, I spoke to a number of top Democratic officials and they're terrified, including people at the White House, that her campaign is in free fall because of this distrust factor. Indeed, Trump has a similar problem, but she's the one whose numbers are going south.

And the great hope in the White House, as well as the Democratic leadership and people who support her, is that she can just get to this convention, get the nomination — which they're no longer 100% sure of — and get President Obama out there to help her, he's got a lot of credibility, it's an election that's partly about his legacy.

But she needs all the help she can get because right now her campaign is in huge trouble...

from: http://observer.com/2016/05/fellow-democrats-turn-on-clinton/

The latest revelations regarding Hillary Clinton’s email scandal have broken the shield of impunity the Democratic party built for her coronation. The criticisms and shortcomings of Ms. Clinton’s candidacy—which have long been addressed by Bernie Sanders yet dismissed by mainstream media as Republican smears—are finally receiving the credence they deserve.
The past week has been one of the worst for Ms. Clinton. Just a week after her 2008 campaign co-chair, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, was called on to resign as DNC chair for her favoritism toward Ms. Clinton, there was the announcement that Ms. Clinton’s 2008 campaign chair, Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe, is under federal investigation for breaking campaign finance laws. On top of that, indefensible evidence has now surfaced on the former Secretary of State’s private e-mail server.
This scandal, along with Ms. Clinton’s various corrupt ties to corporate lobbyists, will become increasingly worse as her campaign shifts from the primaries to the general election. The Democratic party now faces the issue of what to do with such a vulnerable, weak candidate as their presidential nominee—unless, of course, Mr. Sanders‘ supporters pull off a historic upset in the last few states left to vote. North Dakota, New Jersey, Montana, New Mexico, South Dakota, Washington DC, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and California offer Mr. Sanders the opportunity to acquire the nearly 300 pledged delegates he needs to beat Hillary Clinton. While the likelihood of this happening was nearly impossible just a few weeks back, Ms. Clinton has since allen from grace: No longer the presumptive Democratic nominee, she faces a future of probable indictment. The same mainstream media outlets to once reverberate Ms. Clinton’s defense are now reporting she overtly lied and knowingly broke the rules.
Democrats now have a second opportunity to get behind Bernie Sanders. If Democratic voters and party leaders are serious about winning the general election, they need to abandon Ms. Clinton’s sinking ship. The fiercely negative publicity Ms. Clinton is likely to elicit will diminish all chances the Democrats have to recoup majorities in both houses of Congress. Allowing the Republican party to win the presidency would be disastrous for Democrats—a fate that will be sealed with Ms. Clinton as the nominee.
Hillary Clinton has failed on multiple levels, and the millions of Sanders supporters will never vote for her based on the principles Mr. Sanders’ campaign represents. While Bernie Sanders works to purge dark money in politics, Hillary Clinton and the DNC have strengthened corrupt influences. A Democratic party led by Hillary Clinton is a corrupt party disconnected from their constituents, using liberalism as a badge of superiority against the Republican party while contradicting progressive values in favor of their wealthy donors. What trust remained for Hillary Clinton and the Democratic party has now dissolved. If Democrats want to save face after rallying around a weak candidate who backfired, these last few states need to ensure Bernie Sanders wins the Democratic presidential nomination.

They are choosing Bernie Sanders.

until Hillary is officially the nominee. Then, watch out!! It's not in their best interest to take her out now. If they do that, they might end up having to face Bernie and that's a battle they can't win. I'll bet they sit back for a few more weeks and then unleash the dogs of hell once she gets the coronation. What we need to do now, is make sure her coronation never happens.

On Tuesday, MSNBC and other new outlets are going to declare Clinton the presumptive nominee. Have you heard? She's winning! Fall in line, the establishment commands!