Over/Under Obama-Committing Supers Now-Tues.

The site actually makes some good arguments. Hillary is more electable than Obama.

 

From the site, and I quote:

Today, the Hillary Clinton army will make it clear that there will be no November “unity”, no “healing” without Hillary at the Helm.

Yes, very sane people. Very good arguments.

 

Chris was attempting to be Chris: say something stupid to get a reaction.

You gave him what he wanted.

 

Who's Chris?

 

Scroll up to reply 12. See that guy? Chris.

 

And I predicted:

Not bad, not bad. But I can see I'm going to have to do better with my threads because nobody wants to talk about the original topic.

I'm also attempting to lure Fens out of retirement.

 

If Obama actually has the supers in hand, he will announce them on Monday and Tuesday. If he doesn't ... it probably doesn't matter. He'll have them end of the week, at the latest.

 

It would have been seen as poor form -- particularly from the Hillary supporters -- to release the "flood" before the Michigan and Florida situation was settled.

My guess is we'll see enough come forward Monday and Tuesday so that the primary results Tuesday night will put him over the top.

 

I see some coming tomorrow, a few Tuesday and then a flood Wednesday.

 

Folks, he doesn't want supers to be the ones to put him over.

He wants it to look like the voters did it.

This whole thing is choreographed.

 

Obama and or his campaign wants absolute victory.
They don't want Clinton to have an edge in popular vote, pledged delegate count, states or superdelegates.
The last thing Obama wants is someone tugging his cape and saying that he wasn't the choice of the people, which is how superdelegates deciding looks, at least to some.
And he has to win in November because if he doesn't and Clinton ended the race with a slight lead in the popular vote, then Obama is done as a national candidate.

Of course one person is already saying an Obama nomination is the key to a McCain victory. I don't buy that argument though. I think the right choice of a veep will make all the difference.
Here's the argument anyway ...

http://www.lvrj.com/opinion/19053334.html

 

That argument is fine and dandy, but the majority of general election voters don't even pay attention to the primaries. Most of the country hasn't even been introduced to Obama, at least not in any substantive way. As always, the entire electorate will look different once the general election campaign is under way.