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Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Noam Scheiber at TNR writes about "the redemption of Ted Kennedy"—as if anyone who was seriously paying attention to this race could have ever denied the big effect Kennedy had and continues to have—as well as echoing the consensus here that John Edwards has plainly missed his moment:

Now that pretty much every last Edwards supporter has decamped for Obama, does anyone think Edwards is getting them back for Hillary? Does anyone think Obama would feel indebted if Edwards were to come his way?
Meanwhile, at TPM, I see that Rudy Giuliani's campaign managed has given his official seal of approval to the Clinton strategy:
“Clearly, she has had success in larger states and there are a whole bunch of delegates at stake on March 4,” Mr. DuHaime said. “They are not trying to figure out who can win the most states; they are trying to figure out who can win the most delegates.”
John Marshall rightly calls it a kiss of death.