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Hillary Clinton wants the Democratic Party to check into the irregulaties in the Texas caucuses.

By Ann Althouse

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Will there be a postponement? I think Clinton is right to complain about this ? because I believe what my own son Chris told me about the Austin caucus he attended. And we need to see that this complaint about Texas implicitly makes a much larger argument that caucuses are suspect ? an argument that is extremely important for Clinton, since Obama's lead is largely based on caucus wins. The Clinton campaign is working very hard on many fronts to undermine Obama and even as it seems devious, it may be quite legitimate. There is something wrong with the caucus process, and the association with Jeremiah Wright should trouble us.

Full post as published by Althouse on March 16, 2008 (boomark / email).

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