There’s obviously been a lot of chatter and confusion this morning about just what Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) told the Times and whether the Times got the story wrong. Times reporter Jeff Zeleny is standing by the story and says that Lewis will cast his super delegate vote for Obama, apparently regardless of who wins the most pledged delegates, to honor the wishes of his constituents. Whatever the particulars, the gist seems to be what I characterized it as last night. This isn’t mainly about an endorsement or an unendorsement. The real issue here is the Clinton camp’s professed willingness to win on super delegates even if they end up with fewer pledged delegates than Obama. The Times may have gotten some nuances wrong, or perhaps Lewis’s camp wasn’t completely comfortable with how things looked when they saw it on paper. But the bottom line message is that he won’t go along with the Clinton strategy.
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