The Clinton Campaign's New Math

The Clinton Campaign's New Math: Imaginary Electoral Votes

www.motherjones.com... ton_cam.html.

Clinton campaign has found a new angle: imaginary electoral college votes. It is sending surrogates out to push idea: superdelegates should vote for the candidate who would have come out ahead if the primaries were awarding electoral college votes instead of delegates. Problem: fictitious electoral college results now=little/no connection to Nov.

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[color=aqua]UPDATE: Correct Link & Headline has been inserted above snippet of that article.

[edit on 25-3-2008 by Chad Andrew]

They have so far been rejected by the majority of Democratic voters, who think electability and readiness are either better found in Obama or are trumped by Obama's ability to usher in "change" (by the evil Counsel of Foreign Relations). If superdelegates were to cite Clinton's electability and readiness in order to coronate a nominee, it could drive voters out of the party.