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March 10, 2008

Obama points to obvious Clinton hypocrisy

He has definitely shown he’s not going to settle for the Clinton unity ticket hype, and per usual, made his case as a leader effectively.

Tomorrow, Mississippi weighs in, then he’ll have weeks to campaign for Pennsylvania effectively, to blunt the impact of one of the final bastions of Clinton strength. If he pulls the upset there, it’ll be especially hard for Clinton to regain any edge in the battle for the nomination.

TPM’s Greg Sargent has the video.

Seth Grahame-Smith makes a persuasive case against the politics of personal destruction, as he abandons the ship-ocrisy.

Meanwhile, back at Team Clinton, the infighting leaks just keep pouring out from a poorly managed campaign.

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