says that "popular vote" should not be overturn by superdelegates. is this the latest clinton strategy or a sign that the endgame is near?
There was a lot of press coverage yesterday of prominent Hillary supporter Corzine's pronouncement that he will support whomever wins the popular vote. Some thought it signified that Hillary's superdelegates were considering switching. Today, there was a short article in the Baltimore Sun indicating that Maryland Governor and long-time Hillary supporter Martin O'Malley also will support the "popular vote" winner.
Color me skeptical. We all know that Corzine and O'Malley are Hillary stalwarts. Corzine was willing to put his own money into potential Florida and Michigan revotes. O'Malley was one of the first superdelegates to endorse Hillary, and has even been mentioned, as least by the local press, as a potential running mate. Is this just a precursor for Hillary to argue that she is the popular vote winner, using creative math? Or am I just too cynical.
