“One of the great strategic blunders in Presidential political history”
By SusanUnPC on April 1, 2008 at 12:52 PM in Barack Obama, Democrats, Florida, Howard Dean, Michigan
Perhaps Barack Obama really is the kind of once-in-a-lifetime candidate who can get away with tossing two large swing states on the scrap heap, and whipping John McCain with one hand tied behind his hopeful back.
But should he fail — and I remain petrified that he might — his campaign’s decision not to find common ground on legitimate primaries in Michigan and Florida will be rightly seen as one of the great strategic blunders in Presidential political history.
– From the “The Two-State Handicap,” Tom Watson
See DCMediaGirl’s brilliant — and I do mean brilliant — posts here at No Quarter for more on this monumental blunder by not only Obama but also by Howard Dean and the Democratic party.
And Tom Watson’s full article has a great deal of evidence to back up his concerns: “The Two-State Handicap.”
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Thanks to Knowvoxx for the link to Tom Watson’s article.
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