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Ben Smith reports at Politico.com:
Let me understand this.
Obama has cut a deal with the Democratic National Committee—which already has its thumb on the nominating scale for Obama’s nomination—to share some of his millions of dollars in campaign money with the DNC in November?
Naturally, the DNC figures in a position to influence the nominating process—from muscling the super-delegates to declare for Obama soon after the last primary race is held to deciding whether to seat the delegates from Florida and Michigan—will not allow this “deal” to influence their nominating decisions, right?
Ben Smith reports at Politico.com:
“Obama has entered into a deal with the DNC, a fairly standard arrangement that could pour soft larger chunks of hard money into the DNC's coffers and turn it into an effective, and well-financed, voice against McCain.Wow!
“One question: How much control will the Obama campaign want, and how will they take it?”
Let me understand this.
Obama has cut a deal with the Democratic National Committee—which already has its thumb on the nominating scale for Obama’s nomination—to share some of his millions of dollars in campaign money with the DNC in November?
Naturally, the DNC figures in a position to influence the nominating process—from muscling the super-delegates to declare for Obama soon after the last primary race is held to deciding whether to seat the delegates from Florida and Michigan—will not allow this “deal” to influence their nominating decisions, right?
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