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Read the News Cycle

By js

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From an AS reader:

Edwards dropped out the day after Florida, not yesterday or the day before. It steps on Hillary's Florida spin. But endorsing Obama todaywould be too transparent...plus it'd give up the opportunity to have some influence on another news cycle later in the week. Edwards dropping out now is a huge boost
for Obama. In the big states like California and New York, Edwards cuts into Obama's base. Obama is going to win the rural states anyway, as evidenced by Iowa, rural Nevada, and rural New Hampshire (the western part, away from the Mass border) which all voted for Obama. This is bad news for American because Edwards had important things to say, but it's good news for the Obama
campaign...
The apparent strategy: Dominate the news cycle with good press, and the steady erosion that started January 20th continues through Tuesday. My guess is this has been in the works for a while. Who knows how much outright collusion goes on behind the scenes, but I think there's a good chance we're about to see six days of meticulously timed announcements coming out of the Obama campaign. It would be an embarrassment of riches, but I'd half expect Gore to drop on Sunday.

Full post as published by Expressio Unius on January 30, 2008 (boomark / email).

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