If Richardson had gave his word not to endorse Obama, I wonder why did he get visited 5 times.

[cooolandrew]

Smells like somethink hinky to me.

[Neshanic]

1. He likes the attention. He the Gov of New Mexico for goodness sake.

[NDambi]

6. but Clinton camp side Richardson' endorsement wasn't important..then why so upset

[islandmkl]

2. it's norman hsu, not hsi...

[Moochy]

3. That smell is the crap in your diaper

[cooolandrew]

10. Awww thanks mom. We'll forget he ran against Clinton the once presumptive winner.

[babylonsister]

4. Good point. Smells hinky to me, too. The fact that the

Clintons are trying to ruin this man's reputation by claiming he lied is despicable to me.
If lies were a barometer, they'd be retired.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

8. I tell you what - if they came to me, I'd have a tape recorder running

the whole time ! Rather Bush-esque, isn't it. Anyone who
disagreed with them got pilloried. Richard Clark and Joe
Wilson immediately come to mind.

[NDambi]

5. Not only that...but

Didn't the Clinton camp say Richardsons' endorsement wasn't important or had no impact?

If that is the case why go to him five times to ask for it and why did Bill get so upset about his endorsement of Obama?

Man, they talk out both sides of their necks in that circle jerk of a campaign.

[meow mix]

7. desperation. they were still after him

obvious yup

[MadBadger]

9. I could care less if he lied...Bill Clinton has some nerve calling out somebody who lied.

[crankychatter]

11. It's a question of character and credibility

we know who has it and who doesn't

[Bake]

14. The GOP thanks you.

Glad to see you got your daily talking points.

Bake

[Debi]

15. Edited - as I have been corrected - Clinton was not convicted of perjury

He was only disbarred and fined and admitted to knowinly giving misleading testimony.

(that was the agreement he struck in order to avoid criminal prosecution)

Much better....

[MonkeyFunk]

18. Neither one

[Debi]

20. I stand corrected - Clinton wasn't convicted - he was just disbarred

and had to pay a $25,000 fine and admitted to 'knowingly giving misleading testimony'in an agreement in order to avoid criminal prosecution.

Thank you for reminding me of that.

[crankychatter]

12. It's been noticed that Clinton's had only ONE significant SD endorsement since Richardson...

...came out for Obama.

So much for minimizing the Governor's prestige and importance

that has to sting...

[VolcanoJen]

13. As far as I know, Clinton's had ONE superdelegate endorse her since Super Tuesday!

Murtha's the only one that comes to mind. There might be a handful of others... does anyone know for sure?

Whatever shifting argument the Clintons use (there's a new one every day), it's clear that it's not working with superdelegates.

[Debi]

16. Here's a great site - go to the bottom and it gives up to date changes

http://demconwatch.blogspot.com/2008/01/superdelegate-list.html

[writes3000]

17. Hmmm, maybe Superdelegates don't like being bullied. n/t

[thevoiceofreason]

19. Tricky things, those facts! Like numbers, they'll sneak up on you!