ABC News’ Sarah Amos reports: Bill Clinton began a busy day of campaigning today in Elk Point, S. D., by taking a moment to mention the DNC Rules Committee meeting that is currently under way in Washington, D.C. “This has been an amazing election, and it has come down to the end, and you and Montana and Puerto Rico are going to be the last three places to vote. I think that we are going to have an unusual outcome,” said Clinton, in regards to the Democratic primary process coming to an end next week.
Clinton then reminded the crowd that the DNC Rules Committee meeting was at the moment trying to decide what to do about the contested delegated of Florida and Michigan. “The Republicans seated them as half delegates, the Democrats eviscerated them even though the Republicans were more responsible, in fact completely responsible, and the Democrats shared responsibility with Michigan. They figured since Michigan was the worst hurt state in the country by the Bush economy, they oughta be able to vote early — and we will see what happens,” Clinton told the crowd from the front porch of a local home.
“Hillary’s position has always been that if everybody gets to vote, and everybody’s vote is counted, she would accept the will of the Democrats and those who are legally eligible to participate in that process, that we would unify this party united do our best to win in November,” added Clinton, before moving on to other topics.
“and everybody’s vote is counted,”
“legally eligible to participate in that process,”
KEY WORDS, folks...
Translation-Hillary gets ALL, Obama gets NONE, or we’ll fight it out on the floor!!