Obama faults McCain; Clinton mulls delegate fight

By BRENDAN FARRINGTON, Associated Press Writer

TAMPA, Fla. - Barack Obama criticized his likely general election rival John McCain on Wednesday where it could hurt most — the Arizona senator's reputation as a champion of ethics. Hillary Rodham Clinton, meanwhile, raised the possibility she might carry her fight to the Democratic convention floor.



With more superdelegate endorsements Wednesday after Kentucky and Oregon primaries the night before, Obama is just 64 delegates short of the 2,026 needed to clinch the nomination.
The Illinois senator confidently detoured Wednesday from the three remaining Democratic primary states — Puerto Rico, Montana, South Dakota — to campaign in Florida, a crucial state in the November general election. He also kept his focus on McCain, the Republicans' certain nominee in the fall.

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