It seems that the Clinton campaign has finally set an expiration date. Or maybe they're looking at it as a goal line... anything to improve morale in what appears to be a failing campaign. (Not failing by much mind you, but failing nonetheless-let's not forget that Obama has 68% of the states as well as well as 158 more superdelegates than Clinton.)
According to Lawrence O'Donnell of The Huffington Post in a post this afternoon,
"A senior campaign official and Clinton confidante has told me that there will be a Democratic nominee by June 15. He could not bring himself to say the words "Hillary will drop out by June 15," but that is clearly what he meant. ...He said the Clinton campaign plan is to collect as many votes and delegates as they can right through June 3, then take no more than a week or so to make their case to the superdelegates."
Now I would not be against a Clinton in the White House again. Honestly I'm for anyone who isn't McCain at this point. But I would like the Democratic candidate to be able to have enough time to unite the party before voting in November, so I'm happy to see that this circus of a primary will finally be coming to a close.
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Oh cartoons. Is there a better way to start a blog?
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