Here's the latest effort from the Clinton communications shop: a website dedicated to promulgating the campaign's message on delegates, namely that with or without Florida and Michigan, there's a path for Clinton's nomination provided the "automatic" delegates -- the superdelegates -- exercise their independent judgment.
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Clinton Campaign's Delegate Hub
20 Feb 2008 07:55 am
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So, I am wondering since Obama is going to be taking incoming fire from both Clinton and McCain (which certainly has seemed coordinated to me so far)
Is it time to look at the fact that McCain's chief strategist, Charley Black actually works for Mark Penn at Burson-Marsteller Worldwide . . .
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/graphic/2007/02/20/GR2007022000447.html
(via Kausflies)
So I think there is a distinct possibility they are at least sharing notes if not coordinating to take out a common threat.
Of course they are all co-ordinating.
This threat of real change in DC threatens each and every one of the status quo, be they behind the scenes beneficiaries of how DC works today or the actual political power mongers.
The media is the one that will be most interesting to watch. Will any of them *get* it that the kid is not worried about having DC experience since his whole schtick is to dismantle DC power mongering?
The crone and her sexual predator husband will do anything to get elected.
Here is a response that points out the errors and miscalculations in Clinton's website:
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But she would still have to win around 65% of the remaining delegates in the states friendly to her (excluding the sure-thing Obama wins). It's getting to be a convoluted scenario where HRC wins on delegates.
http://www.political-buzz.com/
Posted by matt | February 20, 2008 8:15 AM