The race will go on.
Mark my words: The Clinton campaign will be touting this poll tonight if they win either Texas or Ohio.
Surrogates from both camps may have acknowledged the impossibility of a Clinton nomination if they were to split the two states, but who are they to go against the will of the people? The spin will be that the majority of the party want her to continue forward, and this poll would substantiate the claim.
You know, if these Democrats wanted her around, they should have voted for Clinton by "more than a 2-1 margin" in their respective primaries. She would have clinched the nomination a month ago, and we wouldn't be in the mess we are in today.
What they hope to achieve by dragging this race on is beyond me.
Surrogates from both camps may have acknowledged the impossibility of a Clinton nomination if they were to split the two states, but who are they to go against the will of the people? The spin will be that the majority of the party want her to continue forward, and this poll would substantiate the claim.
You know, if these Democrats wanted her around, they should have voted for Clinton by "more than a 2-1 margin" in their respective primaries. She would have clinched the nomination a month ago, and we wouldn't be in the mess we are in today.
What they hope to achieve by dragging this race on is beyond me.
posted by Jason at 1:38 AM
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