JoB
rs261…
yes, you are right. if his name had actually been on the ticket, it is likely he would have had more votes…
but he is the one who chose to withdraw his name from the ballot…
sometimes it really bites when you have to live with the results of your choices…. grandstanding can be politically painful:)
as for fundraising.. all the candidates continued to fundraise in both states…
but Obama’s campaign did more than that.. they organized a campaign to vote uncommitted… signaling an Obama vote without having his name on the ballot.
very clever. technically legal. but not exactly within the spirit of the agreements…
and it has come back to haunt him.
had he not done that, even i would have been receptive to an even split of delegates for Michigan…
Amazing as it may seem, for some Hillary supporters anyway.. winning is not the only thing.
i just think that if you choose to play the game.. you have to abide by the outcome.
Whatever….
it’s just political posturing signifying nothing much anyway:)