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Breck Boy: Clinton Now A Stronger Candidate |
2008-05-12 |
Former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards said that in recent weeks Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has become a stronger candidate, and has made a compelling base for her continued candidacy for the nomination. However, Edwards said, "The math is very, very hard for her," as Sen. Barack Obama continues to lead in pledged delegates (and now in superdelegates). "The problem is, I think, you can no longer make a compelling case for the math.” Edwards, D-N.C., told Face The Nation host Bob Schieffer that his own reasons for pulling out of the race for the White House came out of both a recognition that he would not accumulate enough delegates to secure the nomination and that his continued candidacy would likely prolong the selection of a nominee. "It's a hard judgment to make," he said. "The overwhelming likelihood was I would not be the nominee. And I believed, that if I got out of the race, it would accelerate the process of one person pulling away. Well, I was obviously dead wrong about that!" |
Posted by:Fred |
#3 "The problem is, I think, you can no longer make a compelling case for the math.” 1+1=3! |
Posted by: Crolusing tse Tung2778 2008-05-12 15:05 |
#2 "The math is very, very hard..." /NC Barbie |
Posted by: Frank G 2008-05-12 13:04 |
#1 so, like, since I was totally such a nice guy, maybe Obama will name me as VP John Edwards |
Posted by: Sninert Black9312 2008-05-12 03:41 |