Hillary has had only one high profile endorsement since super Tuesday

[TAWS]

Hillary got endorsed by Murtha.

Obama has been endorsed by the following since super Tuesday:
Senator Dodd
Senator Feingold
Senator Klobuchar
Senator Casey
Senator Rockefeller
Senator Dorgan

New Mexico Governor Richardson
Washington Governor Gregoire
Wyoming Governor Freudenthal
Iowa Governor Culver

[Cha]

1. Jack Murtha..the one who

wanted to stop the war endorsed the warmonger..no logic, Jack.

[Raine]

2. Hurray for Obama!!! nt

:bounce:

[MadBadger]

3. Dont forget John Lewis

[saracat]

4. And his endorsement trumps the others. But honestly , who gives a damn about these endorsements, on

either side? Are they supposed to influence my vote, or even the average voter? Do you think thre average voter even knows who they are?

[GarbagemanLB]

5. It's all about the numbers. He continues to close her SD lead. Hillary's clock continues to count

down...

[saracat]

10. He can't carry OH Penn or Florida in the GE though.And those numbers count too!

Hello Prez McCain!If barack is our nominee we better get used to saying it!

[GarbagemanLB]

22. Do you understand how the primaries work? I don't think you do. Good luck with your life...

[saracat]

33. I understand the way the primaries work very well, thank you. It is the GE

I am concerned with, but perhaps you wouldn't understand that.

[krawhitham]

29. Why do you believe that?

[saracat]

34. Because they do not have an electorate that will vote for Barack and the polls already indicate that

[rainbow4321]

14. They do notice HRC trying to wine and dine them

Can tell you that for sure. I was at my county convention this past weekend and while in line for some food/drink I overheard one delegate joking with another about superdelegates vs delegates, with one saying: "I don't see anyone wanting to take ME out for dinner"

[anigbrowl]

24. They're superdelegates. You know it, I know it, and so does everyone else.

Have some self-respect and quit with the pathetic misdirections.

[cali]

37. Yes, of course, in sad, delusional little hillary world

the endorsement of 1 congressman trumps 5 Senators and 4 governors.

[JorgeTheGood]

6. it doesn't matter ...

Obama can't take FL and can't take OH ... therefore he can't (won't) win the White House and that's all that matters. PERIOD.

[saracat]

7. Yup. This is the point!

[davidinalameda]

8. and you know this how?

[JorgeTheGood]

13. well - like, uh ... logic maybe

Other than nearly all the polls telling me so (we still go by polls don't we?)

Both OH and FL are RED states

BO had his A$$ handed to him in OH by HRC and McCain will do the same

FL is full of seniors that will support McCain, plus the military, plus the Cubans, plus the other Hispanics in the mid state corridor

But the BIG point is this ...

THE GE IS NOT A CAUCUS ... LOL

[davidinalameda]

28. logic?

thought maybe you had a crystal ball or something

[Hippo_Tron]

30. Sure we go by polls, but polls in April do not = polls in November

Obama and Clinton are both statistically very close to McCain in Ohio and Pennsylvania and McCain has been getting a free ride in the media since he doesn't have to run against anyone at the moment. Ohio and Pennsylvania will once again become a dead heat once it's campaign season.

[anonymous171]

31. LOL! Repugs will be allowed to vote dem in the GE.

And he never even got to CAMPAIGN in FL. How can you say his numbers are accurate? Hillary wins there by simple NAME RECOGNITION and FAMILIARITY, just like everywhere else before Obama shows up.

You think Hillary can win Ohio now that we know she was a NAFTA supporter?

[Hawkeye-X]

9. Go sit down, both of you (and I mean you, saracat)

and re-read what Dean just said about FL and MI today - they *WILL* seat the delegates - but not just yet.

Hawkeye-X

[greguganus]

11. Don't forget hubby Bill. n/t

[Condem]

12. Murtha

I truly believe he endorsed Clinton as a payback to Pelosi.

[JorgeTheGood]

16. Pelosi backtracked pretty quickly on HC getting out ...

once she realized that if BO is the nominee, there is a chance the dems lose the house and she loses her job ... it's almost worth it to see her get tossed.

[Condem]

17. Good point, Jorge.

I've got alot mixed emotions about Pelosi. It wasn't the year that was hoped for.

[JorgeTheGood]

18. She turned out to be a complete DUD ... n/t

[my3boyz]

21. That is a lie! She still says that the super delegates

should go with the winner of the pledged delegates. She still says that it would destroy the party to do otherwise. The only thing she did not do is call for her to drop out. And it was because of the fundraiser threat that was sent out by the fat cats not because of anything Barack did. I swear I see why DU Hill supporters like her. It is because they are just like her. Pathetic.

[JorgeTheGood]

27. Unfortunately for Pelosi ...

she doesn't tell the super delegates what to do ... geeesh ... I can't wait until she gets booted down to being a back-bencher.

[cali]

38. Oh yes she does

she and Reid and Dean do indeed have influence over the SDs.

[AX10]

26. Same here.

Pelosi has been a great disappointment.
Also, Murtha's endorsement is a very valuable one.

[KAZ]

15. The race has been over since WI. The subsequent noise is courtesy..

.. of the MSM needing to sell ad space, and the whack-jobs on this board.

[my3boyz]

19. Chuck Todd said most likely that those that wanted to be for Clinton already came out for her.

He said the rest are probably holding back out of respect for Clinton but in the end will not go to her side.

[Condem]

20. Chuck Todd

Has been dead on all year.

[GarbagemanLB]

23. I believe there is a bus coming with which the Hillary supporters can throw him in front of soon.

[Condem]

25. The man knows his shit.

Dealing with all the head cases, he maintains a calm presence. Well done, Chuck.

[Symarip]

32. Senators and Governors don't count

SHIT. I think they actually do count.

[FlyingSquirrel]

35. What about that dorky-looking college student on the Daily Show?

Any ideas how his gut's feeling?

:shrug:

[Life Long Dem]

36. And he just said it was a mistake Hillary made on the Iraq war.

:rofl: Experience from day one!