Well, it seemed to good to be true and looks like it was:
David Axelrod, Obama's senior strategist, told reporters Tuesday that the campaign is reserving final judgment until a plan is offered. "But obviously there are concerns about a mail-in vote. I mean, there are concerns about eligibility, ballot security," he said during a conference call. "The state of Oregon has mail-in voting, and it took them more than a decade to perfect it to the point where they felt that they could run a statewide campaign through mail-in votes. And now we're going to turn this process over to parties within the states to run on with a matter of weeks to prepare."
It looks like the obstruction express is still in high gear. As has been discussed over the last several days, the Clinton camp has been pressuring the Obama camp to accept revotes. The Obama campaign has been stalling and trying to run out the clock, then deny the delegations in the credentials committee. Over the weekend Clinton surrogates Corzine & Rendell offered raise $15M to fund the revotes and this morning there were news reports that progress was being made for mail-in votes and that both campaigns agreed in principle. Now it is becoming clear that this was just another disingenuous ploy by Obama to appear reasonable while still trying to scuttle the revotes.
So the beat goes on...
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