Sean Wilentz backs up what was said a few days ago by Wesley Little on Rasmussen (see post here): “Under a winner-take-all primary system, Hillary Clinton would have a wide lead over Barack Obama — and enough delegates to clinch the nomination by June.” We’ve been having a few discussions here on The Dem Daily about the Democrats convoluted mess of a system to choose a nominee — Wilentz is on the money: Sphere: Related Content
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The Media and Hillary Clinton
Does Hillary Clinton get a fair shake from the media? I think we all know the answer to that question is: NO. Check out this compilation of some of the media’s most shameful and sexist moments regarding Hillary Clinton: H/T to Jeralyn at Talk Left who says: “For Hillary supporters watching this, you know what to do.” UPDATE: Read Kate Harding on Shakesville and see for a prime example of what Hillary gets from our own in the progressive blogosphere see Melissa’s post...
FL and MI: Its About Democracy
It’s not about Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama. It’s not about rules. It’s not even just about the Democrats winning this November. It’s the next election and the one after that, and the one after that. It’s about democracy. When you can make up rules that result in the disenfranchisement of innocent voters, whatever the goals of those rules may be, you abandon any pretext of being a democratic institution. Hiding behind “the rules” does not change that. Not...
Dizzy’s Ten Post Round-Up
My apologies. My brain appears to be suffering a 404 page error, today. Maybe it’s the lack of caffeine. Maybe I’m suffering from “John McCain Syndrome”. Not good for a lass of my age. Of course, it could just be that I am still recovering from my usual work-weekend. During the rest of the week, I wake early and bed down early. But, since I work bar hours, and still find myself getting up early to IM with my...
Penn Is Out
Thank heavens… Mark Penn is out — sort of… Out as the top strategist of the Clinton campaign, however “his polling firm, Penn, Schoen & Berland Associates, will continue to provide polling and advice to the campaign.” Mark Penn, the architect of much of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton’s presidential campaign, has been replaced as the campaign’s chief strategist in the wake of revelations that he lobbied on behalf of a trade treaty with Colombia that Mrs. Clinton opposes. Penn...
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