Or both.
We start off with a former Clinton supporter who has just had enough and gives reasons why.
And it *must* be that bizarre of a campaign year when it takes Alec Baldwin to shoot down the Clinton and McCain campaign meme.
Clinton is playing delegate math again. First, she is pushing the "delegates can change their mind" meme, hoping Obama delegates will change their mind. Fat chance of that happening, lady.
Next, on top of calling superdelegates "automatic" - whatever THAT means - now Clinton is parsing the definition of "elected" (read primary states) and "caucus" delegates. Caucus delegates are the ones she keeps losing to Obama. It is funny that she should have had the "experience" of knowing caucus voters would be elections she'd lose for the most part. The only experience she got from that is she doesn't like motivated voters and wants to shun them.
Attention any state that has held a caucus. You, too, will soon be deemed "irrelevant" by some Clinton campaign troll. Line up with the small states she has lost and prepare to be shunned.
Oh, and the definition doesn't matter. Obama has more "caucus" AND "elected" delegates than Clinton has.
Geraldine Ferraro is the latest Clintonite to head to the race-baiting well, saying Barack is "lucky" he's black. Lucky? I've never heard of ANY minority being "lucky" to be so in this country. I guess she thinks he wouldn't have such a following if he were just a white guy or something. Damn, am I glad I was never able to vote for THAT nitwit.
Arianna on Clinton's fearmongering.
Gary Hart on Clinton choosing McCain over Obama and on how much of a cretin she is for doing so.
Nicolas Kristof on Obama's fight against bigots of all stripes.
Here's hoping for good news out of Mississippi tomorrow.
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