Why Doesn't Obama Talk About The 50 State Strategy & Go After Clinton For Ignoring So Many States?

[KittyWampus]

It seems to me that Howard Dean and Obama have brought the Democratic Party into the 21st century as a national party viable in all 50 states.

The Clintons and their 17 State Strategy which marginalizes voters and weakens the Democratic Party seem ripe for criticism.

[lisa58]

1. that's true...he should

...I think you have one too many sevens in your post

[thevoiceofreason]

2. I like his silent and strong approach on that

[GodlessBiker]

3. No. That's a distraction. Stick with his message. Move into a new century of politics.

[Starbucks Anarchist]

4. That's a very good idea.

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

5. That's a good point.

He should bring it up, but only his own strategy, and let people infer.

That keeps it positive.

[Ikonoklast]

6. At this point, it would be like kicking a puppy

Res ipsa loquitor.

[Bread and Circus]

7. I think that's one of many things he could drive home...

[GoldieAZ49]

8. NO!!! that would be pouring salt in the wound

It is obvious to all what a disaster her campaign has been, Obama has too much class, and to much to lose, to rub her nose in it.

[MaineDem]

9. No, whatever Clinton is doing it;s working in Obama's favor so far

He shouldn't mention it and let it happen.

Besides, the 50-state strategy is an internal DNC thing and most people have no clue what it is.

[NYCGirl]

10. It's probably a little too "inside baseball" for a large audience. DUers really

follow that kind of thing, but it'd be wasted on millions of viewers, IMO.

[grantcart]

11. because he is ahead he will only counter punch he will not initiate an

attack on Hillary - that will actually give her standing. Tonight he will launch attacks on McCain and respond to any brought on by Hillar. In fact there are a number of attacks they hope she will initiate so they can swat away.