On Face The Nation; Wolfson and Axelrod were debating

[SoFlaJet]

when the coffee came through my nostrils after hearing Harold Wolfson chiding David A for perhaps not sticking with his pledge on whether or not Obama would be accepting public financing if he is the democratic nominee against McCain. So here's Wolfson the spokesman of a campaign that is now going back on a SIGNED PLEDGE to not accept the Michigan and Florida delegation as it sees itself floundering-the hypocrisy was absolutely Rovian

[nomorewhopper]

1. hillary has run a terrible campaign

if she loses, it's because of people like this doing stupid things like this

[blm]

4. And these same people sneered and smeared Gore and Kerry campaigns when

both of them actually WON their primaries and the General Elections. Too bad Clinton people were in charge of the DNC in 2000 and 2004 and collapsed party infrastructure so neither could get millions of votes counted in states that "didn't matter' to the Clintons since Nov 1996.

[juajen]

8. So list your credentials for judging campaigns, please.

The freakin' nerve.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

2. the rules simply don't apply to them because, after all, she's HILLARY! (tm)

HILLARY! (tm) is not required to abide by promises, rules, and whatnot. HILLARY! (tm) is force, and unstoppable force.
HILLARY! (tm) is inevitable, and they will do and say anything to make it so.

[Obamaniac]

3. The Clintons and their supporters say a lot of things...

...then two weeks later they say a lot of other things.

[Stinky The Clown]

5. Wolfson makes me angry just to see his face

I find him a completely reprehensible man.

I may be way off base about the fact of him, but he sure rubs me the wrong way.

[sniffa]

6. Jeez, they're really desperate

Is it now the strategy that the Clintons know they've lost, so they have to undermine Obama so he'll hopefully lose, and Hillary will get another shot in 2012?

[gulliver]

7. Link to a "signed pledge to not accept the Michigan and Florida delegate?"

I think you have been misinformed about the nature of the pledge you are talking about.

"In September, the Democratic presidential candidates signed a pledge refusing to campaign in the states."

http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB120165435995027069.html

That doesn's say she pledged "to not accept the Michigan and Florida delegation." Folks need to stop making things up and misinforming good folks like the OP who I assume just repeated the falsehood in good faith.

[BzaDem]

9. Thank you for correcting the record. n/t