Can we agree that the four state pledge has expired?

[Ravy]

Both campaigns are actively campaigning in Florida and Michigan, and have been doing so for a while.

So all this talk about Clinton "particpating" because she wants the vote counted in the rules committee next week should not be an issue any longer. If campaigning is okay, participating is too.

I know this discussion was so "two days ago", but I am just catching up on some threads.

Thanks.

[mcctatas]

1. Can we agree that your assertion is silly...

of course it expired, it only applied to primaries and those states have had their primaries already...:crazy:

[Ravy]

3. The Florida primary was held after those four states, too,

So it clearly didn't expire after the SC primary. But it seems to have, now.

[DevonRex]

2. Yes, we can agree on that. Campaigning there now is for the general. nt

[nichomachus]

4. If you know anything about DU, you'd know we can't agree n/t

[mkultra]

5. well, i would say that the pledge is still valid

but since they have decided to not have a primary, the rules against campainging will not be contested any longer.

[Swamp Rat]

6. Obama has begun our campaign against McNuts.