No, Governor Paterson, Sen. Clinton passed “desperate” about three months ago.
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“I thought she was the best candidate and I thought she had the best chance of winning.”I see it phrased that way and I always have to wonder which was actually the leading reason for his supporting her. Did he really believe she was the best candidate, or did he just want to get in on the winning team?
Sean D. Martin:
Patterson was probably like all the rest of the Super D’s that endorsed Clinton. They all walked around in fear(Except for tools like Rendell and Bayh). Clinton had close to one hundred Super D’s in her pocket before the voting even started. So I get a kick out of her whining bullshit now about having them wait. She’s been exposed for what they’ve both really been about all along. They are both out for themselves. And it is pretty sad how their surrogates have been sucked in(I don’t mean dopes like Harold Ickes and T-Mac, I mean other elected officials like Debbie Wasserman-Schultz).
All Super dels are out for themselves. The blow with the wind.