Bill keeps up Florida, Michigan talk
Posted: Friday, May 16, 2008 1:34 PM by Mark Murray
From NBC/NJ's Matthew E. Berger
OWENSBORO, KY -- Bill Clinton continued his attacks on the Democratic Party for not seating delegates in Florida and Michigan, and accused Obama of violating an agreement by advertising in Florida via national cable television.
"Nobody quarrels with their right to discipline them," Clinton said at a rally at Kentucky Wesleyan University, his first of five stops in the state today. "They made a decision they did not have to make. And do you seriously believe, if the votes had been the other way, that they would have made the same decision?"
Bill Clinton said his wife followed the rules in Florida after the party said not to campaign or advertise there after the state moved its primary before Super Tuesday.
"Her opponent, now seeking to disembody Florida, buys national cable television and says 'Oh, I'm sorry it got into Florida, but I had to buy national cable television.'" Clinton said. "Nobody buys national television for any reason, there is no conceivable reason to do it other than to advertise. And I believe there was also some television in south Georgia."