On the question of whether Clinton should drop out, my position continues to be one of indifference. It's her decision, and I doubt that it matters much either way. I suppose I would prefer that she not attack Obama using GOP talking points now that...
2008 democratic primary
Mike Lux:That the Clinton people need to get used to the fact that Obama is the nominee. All the hyperbolic "he can never win the general" and the "it's not.
As Hilzoy notes, the gas tax pander seems to have failed utterly, perhaps even costing Clinton a substantial number of votes. I take some comfort in the notion that voters.
As Sam said, tonight conveyed no new information. Clinton had pretty much no chance before tonight, and she still doesn't. They have the same coalitions they've had for most of the race, and Obama's is somewhat but decisively bigger. Clinton was never going to be...
The predictions part of my diavlog was lost, but I think I predicted Clinton +10 in Indiana, Obama +7 in NC. Overs? Unders?
Hilzoy:Clinton is presently making a big deal about the fact that she is "a fighter". After this primary season, I don't think there can be any doubt about her willingness.
Seriously. Maybe Kerry should have tried that logic out in 2004. "Why does the media keep setting up all these hurdles in front of me? I've proven that I've won! Obviously, the relevant criterion for judging the success of my campaign should be my performance...
Walter Shapiro asks "Whose fault is the Clinton-Obama stalemate?" The article then more or less argues that although Clinton's campaign has been egregiously incompetent, Obama's campaign has also had a.
Jerome Armstrong:But, rather than be content with calling out a math error, Markos has to up the ante audacious to demand we "count the count the Michigan "uncommitted" votes for.
I don't have much to add, and watched about as much coverage as Ezra, because the result is clear: Obama remains a near-lock, and Clinton's not going to drop out after a 10-point win. I would like to second what should be an obvious point...
Ang Lee speaks out against proposed Tory legislation that would deny the usual Canadian tax credits to "films and videos deemed offensive to the public." (In fairness, if it would.
I guess my prediction today will be...Clinton by 13.