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Wednesday, June 04, 2008
Decisions, decisions
To me, this sounds a note that harkens back to the failed "inevitability" strategy back in the heady Iowa caucus days:
In truth, Clinton's decision in 2002 to support the Authorization to Use Military Force against Iraq meant a lot more to the primary campaign than any decision she makes going forward.
"This has been a long campaign, and I will be making no decisions tonight," Clinton said to thunderous applause.Here's the thing. It's not Senator Clinton's decision to make. The voters made a decision. They picked they other candidate.
In truth, Clinton's decision in 2002 to support the Authorization to Use Military Force against Iraq meant a lot more to the primary campaign than any decision she makes going forward.
