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NJ Gov. Corzine: Popular Vote Will Determine His SD Vote

By Big Tent Democrat

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By Big Tent Democrat

Speaking for me only

Clinton supporter NJ Governor Jon Corzine adopts the proper standard for a Super Delegate, vote the will of the people as reflected in the popular vote:

This is the metric that supporters of both candidates will accept. And yes, let's revote Florida and Michigan please.

Similarly, John Murtha said:

Hillary Clinton simply cannot be the Democratic nominee if she doesn't win the popular vote, Pennsylvania congressman and Clinton-backer John Murtha said Wednesday. "Clinton has to win Pennsylvania," he argued in an interview. "She has to be ahead in the popular vote to have any chance at all of getting this nomination."

Good for Murtha. He is absolutely right.

Full post as published by TalkLeft on April 03, 2008 (boomark / email).

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