On May 27, 2008, at 12:42 AM, David Cake wrote:

> I think her explanation that she was just reaching for an example of
> a primary that was determined late on is plausible

I don't think that explanation holds water. Her surrogates have been   
making this calendar explanation for a long time. It's just a somewhat  
clever sounding way to avoid the question. Historically primaries in  
the US were much later in the year so it is easy to find valid  
examples of primary races that went into the summer. But the question  
is always asked in terms of delegate math so the answer in terms  of  
the  calendar is just an evasion.

Now most Obama supporters believe that she is staying in the race to  
support McCain because she believes he would be a  better president or  
she thinks he would  be an easier opponent in 2012 or both.

If you want to make the calendar argument, there are several good  
examples. There is no need to resort to a false example and an  
assignation. And has been pointed out by many, this  question has  
asked and answered for months now. Her explanation that these were the  
first examples that popped into her head doesn't withstand scrutiny.
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