Hillary Clinton lawyers up for delegate fight

I was in Austin yesterday with a group planning a blogging conference this summer at the same time the Kos kids are in town. One bit of gossip I picked up is that the Clinton team is preparing to challenge the credentials of Obama delegates at the upcoming state Democrat convention which will finalize the selection of Texas's delegation to the national convention. Some think the fight could get Florida ugly.

Reuters says that Clinton supporters also told Nancy Pelosi "to retract her comments on superdelegates and stay out of the Democratic fight over their role in the presidential race."

What this makes clear is that she is not going away and there will be a credentials fight not only in Texas but in Denver too.

Ann Althouse explains some of the county delegate shenanigans.

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