Obama Strategy Memo Accidentally Sent To Reporter

Bloomberg:

Barack Obama's campaign is forecasting that the Democratic presidential race will remain deadlocked after the primaries end, and the outcome may depend on a fight over whether delegations from Florida and Michigan are counted.

By the time the last primary is held June 7, Obama's advisers project he will have 1,806 delegates to 1,789 for New York Senator Hillary Clinton, according to a document outlining the scenario that was inadvertently attached to a release on delegate counts from yesterday's Super Tuesday primaries.

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Comments

[GhostOfSchlesinger]

We're gonna battle it out and then we're gonna mend our fences and go on to win HUGE in November.

I believe passionately in the candidacy of Senator Obama. I have been repeatedly disappointed by the tactics of the Clinton's.

And the fundraising issue, particularly one arising from grassroots (OBAMA) versus lobbyist/corporate support (Clinton, bodes very well for us.

And having said all that - I am a member of the Democratic Party, so . . .

[StephenDedalus82]

Obama has taken money from the same types of corporate interests Clinton has. I'd hate for him to win the nomination by fooling everyone into believing lies.

[LeftLeanWing]

The sources for campaign cash are available for everyone to see. So I'm afraid you quite mistaken in your statement that he has taken money from the same types of corp. interests.

[Storm]

Both of these are bad:

Obama wins by disenfranchising Floridians and Michiganders.

Clinton wins through superdelegates if not winning in pledged delegates.

Or vice versa. Bad.

[clemo]

Just means we have to work harder.

[mooph]

I've also heard rumblings about a Florida and a Michigan special caucus. If the delegate count is too close, that is.

And after every state was rushing to be first; guess sometimes it pays to be last.

[nellie]

I like the idea of re-doing Michigan and Florida. It would be fair.

[Bagger]

This is going to get nasty.

[mooph]

Probably.

[lawyeredup]

Is this why the Obama camp were already fighting on the Super delegates?

[Mollye]

Have you noticed all of the veiled threats of violence from the Obama supporters on these blog replies, today?

[Fightnmad]

And you KNOW these are "Obama supporters", HOW?