(Via The Boston Globe.)
A deal to allow delegates from Florida and Michigan to participate at the Democratic National Convention is unlikely before summer, party chairman Howard Dean said yesterday.
But he expressed confidence that an agreement would be reached to seat the delegates.
Dean said presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama should be part of any […]
(Via Newsvine - ObamaVine.)
Is anyone at the wheel over at the Democratic National Party headquarters? One might wonder, given his stupendous bungling of both the Florida and Michigan primaries, is it time for Howard Dean to step aside for the sake of his party?
(Via NY Times.)
Barack Obama has gained the support of about 60 superdelegates in the last month while Hillary Rodham Clinton added more than half as many.
(Via Taegan Goddard’s Political Wire.)
“Even elected and caucus delegates are not required to stay with whomever they are pledged to.”
– Sen. Hillary Clinton, in an interview with Newsweek.
(Via Taegan Goddard’s Political Wire.)
The New Republic reports that Michigan “plans to get out of its uncounted delegate problem by announcing a new caucus in the next few days.“
Said the source: “They want to play. They know how to do caucuses. That was their plan all along, before they got cute with the primary.”
“Michigan Democrats […]
(Via CNN.)
(CNN) — As Democrats wrestled with whether to count Michigan’s and Florida’s primary votes, the party’s two presidential candidates continued to scrap for delegates on Thursday.
Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are battling for every national delegate, a fight that extends to at least the Pennsylvania primary on April 22 after Clinton’s comeback victories […]
(Via CNN.)
As Democrats wrestled with whether to count Michigan’s and Florida’s primary votes, the party’s two presidential candidates continued to scrap for delegates on Thursday.
