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March 10, 2008
Clinton notes pledged delegates aren't bound to a candidate
Posted: 08:27 AM ET

Clinton noted Sunday pledged delegates can still vote for whomever they choose.



(CNN) — In a new interview, Hillary Clinton again seems to raise the prospect that "pledged" delegates - those awarded based on election results - might still be considered up for grabs..
"There are elected delegates, caucus delegates and superdelegates, all for different reasons, and they're all equal in their ability to cast their vote for whomever they choose," she told Newsweek in an interview published Sunday. "Even elected and caucus delegates are not required to stay with whomever they are pledged to."

[another quote from the same interview:

TPM Election Central | Talking Points Memo |

"Even elected and caucus delegates are not required to stay with whomever they are pledged to. This is a very carefully constructed process that goes back years, and we're going to follow the process."]


After a similar reference earlier this year drew sharp criticism from Obama supporters, the Clinton campaign said that they had not been planning to try to actively convince the Illinois senator's pledged delegates to switch sides, and would not do so in the future.



so, as usual, hillary's tongue is tied in the middle and waggin' on both ends...

question is, which side of hillary's mouth should people believe?

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Jonesy

They try to manipulate the slant... it's all bullshit. We should be talking about the issues, not 'who might be able to win, and why'. I want to hear them talk more about this health-care thing... see who can make the most progress on the issue in the shortest period of time (while simultaneously handling many other issues, per reality).