Two more superdelegates for Obama today

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Two more superdelegates today, one from North Carolina, one from Mississippi.

The direction of that movement is as good an indicator as any of whom insiders are laying bets on.

ALSO: To speculate wildly and semi-relevantly here, if Spitzer steps down, his Lieutenant Governor, David Paterson, is also a Clinton supporter. But he's already a superdelegate, as a D.N.C. member -- so there's a net loss for Hillary.

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/030..._for_Obama.html

[no name 1]

Two more superdelegates today, one from North Carolina, one from Mississippi.

The direction of that movement is as good an indicator as any of whom insiders are laying bets on.

ALSO: To speculate wildly and semi-relevantly here, if Spitzer steps down, his Lieutenant Governor, David Paterson, is also a Clinton supporter. But he's already a superdelegate, as a D.N.C. member -- so there's a net loss for Hillary.

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/030..._for_Obama.html

[simple_male 1]

Two more superdelegates today, one from North Carolina, one from Mississippi.

The direction of that movement is as good an indicator as any of whom insiders are laying bets on.

ALSO: To speculate wildly and semi-relevantly here, if Spitzer steps down, his Lieutenant Governor, David Paterson, is also a Clinton supporter. But he's already a superdelegate, as a D.N.C. member -- so there's a net loss for Hillary.

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/030..._for_Obama.html

Good to know.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

According to a poster on Kos, HRC's lead in superdelegates over the last month has gone from 97 all the way down to 32. The establishment is the last place Hillary has a lead and it is slipping by the day.

[no name 1]

According to a poster on Kos, HRC's lead in superdelegates over the last month has gone from 97 all the way down to 32. The establishment is the last place Hillary has a lead and it is slipping by the day.

one blogger on Kos = news source?

Come on, Steven, you know better than that.

Edited March 11, 2008 by illumine

[one...two...tree 2,762]

According to a poster on Kos, HRC's lead in superdelegates over the last month has gone from 97 all the way down to 32. The establishment is the last place Hillary has a lead and it is slipping by the day.

one blogger on Kos = news source?

Come on, Steven, you know better than that.

True, but in this case anyone of us can look up her numbers a month ago compared to now. I knew it had gone down a bit, but I wasn't aware it was by the much in such a short time. This was expected though as whoever has the lead, the Super Delegates will eventually throw their weight behind...at least that is what is expected of them by the DNC.

[no name 1]

According to a poster on Kos, HRC's lead in superdelegates over the last month has gone from 97 all the way down to 32. The establishment is the last place Hillary has a lead and it is slipping by the day.

one blogger on Kos = news source?

Come on, Steven, you know better than that.

True, but in this case anyone of us can look up her numbers a month ago compared to now. I knew it had gone down a bit, but I wasn't aware it was by the much in such a short time. This was expected though as whoever has the lead, the Super Delegates will eventually throw their weight behind...at least that is what is expected of them by the DNC.

And she probably gained a few back after last Tuesday.

One blogger is not a news source.

[metta 0]

Steven, shouldn't you be at the hospital?

You're probably like me following the election at work only.

Access to computer is banned at home by you know who

An early congrats for the new arrival!!

[Heracles 417]

Is this still going on... Man, and it's not even election time yet.. This process is so draw out here. Especially when compared with the two months max entire election process back home.

The country should be more worried about its imminent bankruptcy than which person to put in the drivers seat next.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Steven, shouldn't you be at the hospital?

You're probably like me following the election at work only.

Access to computer is banned at home by you know who

An early congrats for the new arrival!!

Thanks, metta. I appreciate that.

[nana_356 0]

What is this about hillary refusing to disclose tax statements unless she wins the nomination???

http://www.vertical-politics.com/2008/02/w...-does-that.html

http://www.boston.com/news/politics/politi..._what_is_c.html

very very suspicious!!

Edited March 11, 2008 by nana_356

[one...two...tree 2,762]

What is this about hillary refusing to disclose tax statements unless she wins the nomination???

http://www.vertical-politics.com/2008/02/w...-does-that.html

http://www.boston.com/news/politics/politi..._what_is_c.html

very very suspicious!!

No kidding. This is EXACTLY voters are tired of...secrecy. Also, she first said she'd release them in January, then April 15th because by then her accountant would have them...now she's saying she'll release them when she wins the nomination. That stinks like the stench of the last two Administrations. This is one thing that voters should be infuriated about.

[Peikko 1,575]

That's hilarious...20 years of tax returns and yet last years is somehow crucial to 'expose' some dasterdly Clinton corruption!

Excellent.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

That's hilarious...20 years of tax returns and yet last years is somehow crucial to 'expose' some dasterdly Clinton corruption!

Excellent.

It's not just any year - it's the year she launched her presidential bid.

[Peikko 1,575]

go on, and?