FYI, one of the CNN analysts I was watching was talking about the same superdelagate issue and he said that many of the superdelategs he had spoken with said that they would be very uncomfortable going against the popular vote, even if they had already pledged to the other candidate; possibly uncomfortable enough to switch over. I think most of the party remembers the 2000 Florida mess well enough to not want to be responsible for slecting a candidate through methods that the public would find distasteful.
Which really has me wondering about Hillary's statements about possibly getting the courts involved in reinstating the FL and MI delagates. There's nothing that would turn me off faster than a national candidate trying to litigate their way to the Presidency.
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Date: 2008-02-06 07:50 pm (UTC)Which really has me wondering about Hillary's statements about possibly getting the courts involved in reinstating the FL and MI delagates. There's nothing that would turn me off faster than a national candidate trying to litigate their way to the Presidency.