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This is pretty funny, but it raises the same question in my mind now that was in place on Tuesday: How did Clinton get so badly outplayed in the western caucus states? With due apologies to Paul, it really doesn’t seem like the Obama people were so over the top competent that they could have won so cleanly unless the Clinton people dropped the ball. I recall reading somewhere that Obama had opened offices in some states while Clinton hadn’t. As Nevada shows us, Clinton can be competitive in a western caucus state when she wants to be.

So what happened? Did Clinton just decide to focus money and organization on the big primary states? If so, this really strikes me as terrible strategy. It seems that the money and effort spent getting from 57% to 58% in New York would be quite a bit more than that necessary to go from 30% to 40% in Utah. New York surely has more delegates, but delegates are cheaper to buy (so to speak) in Utah than New York.

Am I missing something?

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