Daily Kos

kos himself goes after Clinton’s campaign while also noting the “glass half-full” side of the prolonged primary. Singling out Harold Ickes’ statement that the Clinton campaign could still go after superdelegates even if she lost the popular vote, kos argues that Clinton “personifies the worst of the ‘with us, or against us’-type thinking that has gotten us in trouble” with other countries. kos also takes issue with the campaign’s claim that Florida Democrats were “innocent bystanders” while Republicans moved up the Sunshine State’s primary ahead of the date sanctioned by the Democratic National Committee. kos, however, sees some good for Democrats in the ongoing primary, pointing to an increase in registered Democrats.