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By the by, Bill Richardson is the 62nd Super D to endorse Barack Obama since Feb. 5.
Clinton landed two Super Ds this week, but they were the first to jump on board in some time.
62By the by, Bill Richardson is the 62nd Super D to endorse Barack Obama since Feb. 5. Clinton landed two Super Ds this week, but they were the first to jump on board in some time. 2 Comments |
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Also, Richardson had three superdelegate endorsers that remain uncommitted: Sen. Bingaman, Rep. Tom Udall, and Rep. Mike Doyle.
Clinton needs to drop out. She and her husband have been thinking of nothing but themselves as long as I can remember. I have recently switched to the Democratic party, but will probably switch back to Republican after seeing her pathetic grasp at votes. SHE is behind - get it Democrats!!!!