I was lucky enough to attend a campaign briefing with David Axelrod this afternoon in Dallas and wanted to pass along some tidbits.

This is how it starts. We have a fantastic rec'd diary last week stating that the writer cannot in good faith vote for Clinton.

Now we have a rec'd diary stating that the writer will vote for Clinton but will not donate or campaign for her.

In a few months, we'll have a rec'd diary stating that the writer can vote and volunteer for Clinton but would never donate money.

As Kos detailed yesterday, even with the superdelegates going as their states go, Obama wins. The best possible fallback argument for Clinton: the superdelegates should support the candidate that received the largest national popular vote total. Yet she's trailing in the popular vote any way you slice it. How to turn the tide?

According to the Dallas lifestyle magazine The Advocate, the Clinton campaign has hired Southern Fried Marketing to help get out the vote next Tuesday in Texas. How, you ask?