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Hillary Clinton's Desperation
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 Hillary Clinton's Desperation
By Stephen SilverAllow me to state the obvious first: Were it not for this nonsense with the superdelegates, the 2008 Democratic primary process would already be over.
Category: Commentary
By Stephen SilverAllow me to state the obvious first: Were it not for this nonsense with the superdelegates, the 2008 Democratic primary process would already be over.Barack Obama is leading Hillary Clinton in overall votes, delegates, states won, and (most of all) momentum. Obama has won 10 states in a row, in all geographic regions of the country, and in just about every state he has erased early Clinton leads and won convincingly. In Wisconsin last week, Obama won by 13 points, equaling Clinton even among her primary demographics.With Texas and Ohio, must-wins for Clinton, looming on March 4, the messages put out by Clinton's campaign have grown increasingly desperate-sounding, when not totally incomprehensible. Perhaps that's what Clinton gets for trusting the increasingly unhinged pollster/adviser Mark Penn, who seems dedicated in this election cycle to proving that a frontrunning Democratic campaign doesn't necessarily need Bob Schrum at the helm to screw things up completely.It's almost as though the Clintons have devoted this campaign to proving right every Republican talking point from the '90s about how "ruthless" they are. Among the more ridiculous ideas put out by the Clinton camp in recent weeks:- Obama was accused of "plagiarizing" a speech from Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, who is a friend of the candidate's, has endorsed him, approved of the rhetorical lift and - perhaps most importantly - shares the same speechwriter, David Axelrod. Not only was this the subject of an hour-long conference call last week, but days after it died down, Sen. Clinton felt the need to hammer the point home during Thursday's CNN debate.
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