A curious thought.....

[againes654]

I went to Obama's website and to Clinton's website. On both, you can enter your zip code and find events near that zip code. On both, I entered my zip code, and a 100 mile radius. I got 30 events on Obama's website, and only 2 on Clinton's. Granted, some of these "events" were like early voting parties at Democratic headquarters and were pretty general, or not specifically for Obama, but Clinton didn't offer them on her site. I thought this was curious, and wanted to see what DU thought.

[madaboutharry]

1. He has a better ground organization.

But, I have to say on Monday and Tuesday I got two calls from Hillary's campaign asking for my vote. No one from Obama called me.

[keep_it_real]

6. Hillary did not call me neither

[keep_it_real]

2. It shows a lack of organization on the Clinton part

Obama seems to have his ear to the ground or his organization does.

[againes654]

8. But with Texas so crucial to her

why would her campaign let this slip?

[stahbrett]

3. It's pretty simple - the Clinton campaigned thought she would have the nomination by now.

No "Plan B", in other words.

[Johnny__Motown]

5. Not ready on day 2

[madaboutharry]

7. They have said as much themselves.

They can't believe it isn't over now. She has some dunces in her inner circle.

[Enrique]

Hillary has a lot less money

[John Q. Citizen]

9. Yet she started out with a lot more money. But she wasted it.

[MadMaddie]

4. Sadly Hillary's campaign is flawed.... they never thought that

she would have competition at this point...they miscalculated. (I voted for her in the WA caucus so I am not bashing here just stating a fact).

Your story isn't the first time I have heard this. I think that Hillary's campaign managers banked on the big donars, big super-delegates and no competition......in other words there was no mitigation plan.

My trade is Project Management and you always, always have a mitigation plan.