Open Thread: Is It Over for Hillary?
NY Times: Short of Cash, Clinton Is Forced to Cut Spending
The once-formidable fund-raising machine of Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton has begun to sputter at the worst possible moment for Mrs. Clinton's presidential campaign, Clinton advisers and donors said Thursday, with spending curtailed on political events and advertising as Mrs. Clinton seeks to compete in the last six nominating contests.
UPDATES:
AOL News reports that Barack Obama now leads Hillary Clinton in Superdelegates. Blogger David Knowles says that "many supers were waiting to see if Clinton was going to make a graceful exit from the race. Unfortunately, that doesn't seem like it's going to happen. Therefore, she has put many reluctant superdelegates in the position of having to do the dirty work."
An anonymous blogger has come out of the closet, something we here at the Sister City know a lot about. Former Bill Richardson staffer Ed Espinosa has come out as "Mr. Super," the blogging superdelegate who's been providing anonymous observations and commentary to the world from the perspective of a superdelegate for the past month.
The once-formidable fund-raising machine of Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton has begun to sputter at the worst possible moment for Mrs. Clinton's presidential campaign, Clinton advisers and donors said Thursday, with spending curtailed on political events and advertising as Mrs. Clinton seeks to compete in the last six nominating contests.
UPDATES:
AOL News reports that Barack Obama now leads Hillary Clinton in Superdelegates. Blogger David Knowles says that "many supers were waiting to see if Clinton was going to make a graceful exit from the race. Unfortunately, that doesn't seem like it's going to happen. Therefore, she has put many reluctant superdelegates in the position of having to do the dirty work."
An anonymous blogger has come out of the closet, something we here at the Sister City know a lot about. Former Bill Richardson staffer Ed Espinosa has come out as "Mr. Super," the blogging superdelegate who's been providing anonymous observations and commentary to the world from the perspective of a superdelegate for the past month.
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