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If Clinton Wants Uncertainty, Why Does She Support FL/MI Revotes And Why Does Obama Oppose Them?

By Big Tent Democrat

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By Big Tent Democrat

Speaking for me only

Last week, I exchanged views with Mark Schmitt on my view that Clinton needs MI/FL revotes to win the nomination.

Today, we discover that Obama is blocking the MI revote plan and Clinton has embraced revotes in FL and MI. Perhaps Mark Schmitt is right that revotes end the uncertainty and thus Clinton's chances for the nomination. But it seems clear that neither Clinton or Obama seem to believe that.

Don't get me wrong. Pols are pols, and if their situations were reversed, I feel confident their positions would be reversed on revotes for Michigan and Florida. But there is no doubt that revotes favor the Democratic Party and its chances in November. And that is what I care about. Not to mention the principle of enfranchising the voters of Florida and Michigan. Not a small thing either.

Full post as published by TalkLeft on March 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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