Quand les superdélégués doutaient de Clinton, Bill Clinton (Flashback, NYT)
Via le Drudge Report, un article du New York Times datant du 10 avril … 1992. Quand Bill Clinton malgré ses victoires ne convainquait pas les superdélégués.
La perle de l’article, c’est cette citation de Dennis Edward Eckart :
“The voters haven’t embraced Clinton, so I don’t see any reason why I should endorse him,” Mr. Eckart said. “Look at the exit polls. People have terrible doubts about this guy, and we’re talking about Democrats.”
THE 1992 CAMPAIGN: The Front-Runner; Like Voters, Superdelegates Have Doubts About Clinton - By R. W. APPLE JR.
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