Rules of the Game
Politics is no different. There are rules, and in some cases there are laws, and they cannot be changed in the middle of a campaign. This is why I'm calling foul on the Clinton campaign for their efforts to claim delegates from Florida and Michigan despite pledging--pledging!--to abide by a Democratic National Committee ruling stripping said states of their delegates as a consequence of moving their primary elections up in violation of an established calendar that intentionally favored Iowa and New Hampshire.
The Clinton campaign is doing this for one, and only one, very simple reason. They need those delegates to win, and they never thought they would.
Hillary can't change them now.
by Michael Tobman
Weekly Standard, 2/21/08
http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/014/771ciyxh.asp
WHATEVER THE GAME and whatever your age, everybody knows that there are rules. My four-"no daddy, I'm four and half--almost five!"-year-old daughter knows that board games and card games have rules. How else, she explained to me earnestly, are we supposed to know whose turn it is and who wins?
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