Hillary Clinton has lost her chance to secure a majority of pledged delegates. Barack Obama’s lead is going to continue to grow. She needs to limit this growth if she has any chance of securing the nomination. This means she needs to be in South Dakota, Montana, and Puerto Rico. What is she doing in Florida?
Is she telling those voters that they should feel disenfranchised because the DNC isn’t going to seat their delegates? Is she leaving out the detail about the state itself being responsible for the scheduling of the primary? What could she possibly be saying that would have any positive effect on the Democrats’ chances in this race?
Hillary Clinton has no business in Florida. If she doesn’t care about the races in Montana, South Dakota, and Puerto Rico, then she needs to concede and drop out of the race. Moving the goalposts is not a fair way to proceed. If she does care about those races, then she needs to be spending her remaining time there, fighting for the only remaining votes that matter.
It’s time for the superdelegates to end this. There are 212 of them left, and only 63 of them need to come out for Obama to end this charade. Come on, Rahm Emanuel, Joe Biden, Harry Reid, Jim Webb, Dennis Kucinich, Jim Clyburn, Donna Brazile, we know who you’re supporting. Make it official and get this superdelegate movement going, before Hillary disenfranchises our voters any more.