I'd be interested to hear some input.
I'm not saying that this is what Obama should do. But if the contest now swings entirely on the super-d's and their individual judgement, what about the Obama campaign doing a complete 180 from the intra-party pie fight and concentrating all of his considerable firepower on the real enemy: McCain?
To clarify, by "ignore" I mean
When I first started thinking about this, I thought it'd be a mistake. And it probably is a mistake. Obama would be painted as arrogant yet again by the Clinton camp, and there would be hell to pay amongst the pundits for not playing the game. But what the hell-- this is just a diary.
So let me ask: if the point now is to craft the superior argument of electability in the absence of a knockout blow to the super delegates, wouldn't it make sense to start acting like the winner? And nothing says "winner" better than a full-on, continuous, multi-phasic assault on Republican trogs. America loves a winner. If McCain is going to attack Obama and ignore Clinton, then why should Obama waste time, energy and money on her either?
And besides, McCain has gotten a free ride for long enough. So, how about starting the GE right now?
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