Are the Obamacan (Obama/Republicans) going to give him the nomination with wins in...

[Yahoo Answer Angel]

...Texas and Ohio? “Obamacans,” as the campaign likes to call its Republican supporters, offer a variety of reasons for turning out for Obama, not the least of them a lack of interest in the Republican primary now that Sen. John McCain of Arizona has all but wrapped up his party’s nomination. Others say they genuinely think Obama is the best candidate for change.
But a significant proportion say they are temporarily backing Obama for strategic reasons. They plan to vote Republican in November, but for now, their goal is to try to make sure Clinton cannot win.
Although he said he sincerely supported Obama, Rau acknowledged that “Hillary kind of represents the antithesis of a lot of Republican values.”

[Lexi L]

REPUBLICANS APPARENTLY HAVE DECIDED TO VOTE FOR HILLARY NOW TO PROLONG THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY...

They figure the more blood is spilled in the Primary, the better for them.

[Dani]

Texas Republicans would rather secede than see Hillary take the Oval Office. So, yes, you have made an accurate call. Many hate McCain, but would never vote Democratic, so some Texas Republicans simply will not vote. I hear the old timers complain there just aren't any good Republican candidates anymore, but much of what Obama says about special interests and lobbyist powers appeals to the Republican faction. I suspect many will be at the polls on Tuesday because they genuinely like the man... but just as many will be there to keep Hillary at bay.