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superdelegates

NC Superdelegate Brad Miller endorses Obama

by: Pam Spaulding

Fri May 09, 2008 at 06:00:00 AM EDT

Just the other day (as in Wednesday), Congressman Brad Miller (D-13) sounded like he was going to stay on the fence for a while. I wonder what got him off the fence. From a press release that hit my inbox:
"I will cast my vote as a delegate in Denver for Senator Barack Obama. The decision was not easy. Senator Clinton has run an impressive campaign, and has spoken eloquently to the concerns of working and middle class American families. She is one of the great leaders of this generation.

"Senator Obama understands that he has the chance not just to win the election this year, but to be a great president. Americans know that Republican policies have failed because Republican ideas are wrong. Americans know that our government has not acted, to use Franklin Roosevelt's words, as trustees for the whole people, but have taken the side of powerful economic interests on every issue. Americans want a fundamental change in course.

"Senator Obama will seize that opportunity.

"If Senator Obama and Democratic candidates up and down the ticket win this year and then deliver next year, we can build a consensus that will last a generation."

Discuss :: (7 Comments)

And what about those superdelegates?

by: Pam Spaulding

Wed May 07, 2008 at 06:15:00 AM EDT

Since Hillary isn't going anywhere (yet, though if you read Joe Sudbay, it sounds like Wes Clark called Hil and told her to drop out), it looks like the superdelegates are going to be forced to decide this thing.

Check out the NC superdelegate list and who's uncommitted. It's below the fold.

There's More... :: (9 Comments, 279 words in story)

Superdelegates hiding from the wrath of the Clintons

by: Pam Spaulding

Sat Mar 29, 2008 at 14:30:00 PM EDT

Will these superdelegates come out of the political closet? Mike Lux at Open Left, on fearful superdelegates who want support Obama but would prefer to not publicly declare lest they piss the Clinton machine off:
There are plenty of people in the Democratic Party who think Hillary Clinton would make a better President, and/or a better general election candidate, than Barack Obama. There are also some folks who endorsed Hillary early on, and believe you have to stick with the candidate you endorse until the bitter end. There are even a few, although the number is shrinking daily, who still have not genuinely made up their mind. And some superdelegates in the remaining states want to wait for the voters in their own state to vote before they declare. But there are very few people I talk to who think Hillary can win without an utterly divisive fight that will likely tear the party apart. They know that from the perspective of what's best for the party, it's time to endorse Obama.

What those remaining undeclared folks are telling me in private, though, is that they hope the race will play itself out and Obama will emerge as the clear winner so that they don't have to piss the Clintons and their machine off.

More below the fold.  
There's More... :: (25 Comments, 273 words in story)
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