CNN poll has her doing better on economy. PA polls: Quinnipiac shows her doubling her lead from 6 to 12 points. She's improving among men. She leads across every region except Philly.
Open now to questions: (we press *1 on our keyboards if we have a question.)
Fundraising for the month? Strong enough to go forward in PA and beyond.
St. Petersburg Times reporter: What do they think about another compromise under discussion involving proportional seating of Florida delegates? Phil Singer: One vote, one person is a bedrock principle of this country, we should honor the Jan. 29 vote or have a revote. Not to count MI and FL would jeopardize prospects of Democrats in the fall. Refers to yesterday's poll showing 1 in 4 Democrats might not support the nominee if Florida's votes are not counted. The remedy must be to honor votes in FL and MI. They are very disappointed in Obama campaign's response so far which has been to sit on its hands and disenfranchise voters in two states. It should change its tune and step up to the plate. It's outrageous that they have failed to do so to date.
Kate Snow of ABC: On Wright, does new polling reflect voter views on Obama's connection to Wright? Mark Penn: Can't pick out any single issue, it's more that the vetting process of Obama has begun on a number of issues. Samantha Power, Tony Rezko as well as Wright.
Detroit Free Press: Has Hillary called MI legislators re: her trip? They don't know, they'll try to find out.
Newsweek: Why are the White House schedules released today riddled with redactions? The redaction process is controlled by National Archives, the redactions are made by them. Reporter asks about Bruce Lindsey's role in redactions. The redactions were not made by or suggested by Bruce Lindsay. When the National Archive workers complete their review they send their proposed redactions to Bruce. In this case, he wrote them back a letter asking them to unredact large sections of information. None of the redactions were done by Clinton White House lawyers. He receives them and reviews, and as a result of Bruce's work, they are far less redacted than they would have been. He can only make recommendations.
Bruce did not ask National Archives to redact more than National Archives wanted to redact. He asked for no additional redactions. He asked to unredact.
Newsweek question on Wright: Republicans have said they will make Wright controversy the centerpiece of attack in November. Will they give them advice? No, they won't give Republicans advice on what they should do, and they expect Hillary to be the nominee.
Tampa Tribune: Florida: Have there been any private conversations between the campaigns to discuss compromise or solution? Wolfson: Not aware of any beyond one letter last week.
USA Today: Michigan question again. They say the point of the trip was to press the argument for a new vote in Michigan. What we've always said in both MI and FL is that the votes should count from the first primaries, and if not, then there should be revotes not at the taxpayers expense. Only person not on board is Obama. So she went to MI to press the case for a new vote. She's urging Obama to agree.
They break in to go back to polling. A new daily tracking poll that has come in while we are on the call shows 49 of Dems for Hillary, 42 for Obama, suggesting people are having buyer's remorse. Another shows Obama losing big to McCain.
Questions go back to Florida and MI: They criticize Obama, saying he's all words, no action, and it's not the first time that Obama has been inconsistent in this regard. When he first ran for state senate, one of his first actions was to make sure his primary opponent wouldn't be on the ballot, so he wouldn't have to face an opponent. That's not consistent will full participation.
Detroit News: Would they agree to a formula or insist on full seating of delegates? They won't speculate on various scenarios and we should wait until the process plays out.
Gun rights question on yesterday's Supreme Court decision wanting to know Hillary's view: She does not support any sort of federal handgun ban. She supports Second Amendment but there are reasonable steps we can take, like Assault weapons ban and Brady Bill, to reduce crime, but she won't support a federal handgun bill.
On Obama's speech, has she now seen it and what does she think? She's now seen it and thinks it was a good speech.
More on archives records. They call on Obama to release his state senate records. They mention Rezko records. They challenge him on his claim of transparency.
That's it for me, it's still going on but I have to get back to work.
