Remember last week, when New York Governor David Patterson referred to Hillary Clinton as being "desperate" during the dying days of her campaign. Well, it looks like someone may have had a chat with him, because he's changed his tune.
"I think a better word would have been 'frustration,'" Paterson said Monday on Talk 1300. The frustration was that the senator had won votes in Florida and Michigan and would like to have those delegates. Certainly in Florida, I think there is a very good argument with that."
Maybe someone in the Clinton campaign asked for Governor Patterson to clarify his wording. This is probably best evidenced by repeating the talking points on the Michigan and Florida election. The whole issue has devolved in a near-circus. We'll see the zenith (and hopefully the conclusion) of the Michigan/Florida debate when the RBC meetings in Washington, DC. Tickets are SOLD-OUT!
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