Look who’s getting a bit antsy:
An increasingly firm Howard Dean told CNN again Thursday that he needs superdelegates to say who they’re for – and “I need them to say who they’re for starting now.”
“We cannot give up two or three months of active campaigning and healing time,” the Democratic National Committee Chairman told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer. “We’ve got to know who our nominee is.”
After facing criticism for a mostly hands-off leadership style during much of the primary season, Dean has been steadily raising the rhetorical pressure on superdelegates. He said Thursday that roughly 65 percent of them have made their preference plain, but that more than 300 have yet to make up their minds.
I think the last debate sealed this thing for him. Obama squirming, hemming and hawing, sent his supporters into a frenzy of attacks against Hillary and the media. Both camps are tearing each other apart and are getting so bitter whichever one loses the nomination, their supporters may very well vote for McCain out of spite.
Either way, the arrogance of this man to basically tell all those states who have not voted, those being Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Indiana, West Virginia, Kentucky, Oregon, Montana, South Dakota along with Guam and Puerto Rico, that their vote don’t matter. The thing is, maybe they don’t count….its the Democrat way you see. The chosen few elitists get to decide who runs, not the people.
I have an idea on how he can force those superdelegates to vote now tho…..scream at them:
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