Uncommitted SD's do the right thing and endorse please.!!! End the blood bath. Kick if you agree

[Dyllyn]

I can accept Pelosi's mob holding out for a week longer but the rest of you are doing no one favors by staying quiet not even yourselves. Do you think Obama or clinton will have a special place for you simply because you endorse the winner . No they will reward the ones who stuck up their hand when it was hard to do so .

It doesn't matter what way you go . You have all the facts on the candidates vote for your favorite.

[aquart]

1. Is the "commitment" signed in blood?

Can they still change any damn time they feel like it? Is that what's panicking you right this very moment?

[Dyllyn]

3. We need to unite behind one leader . If it's Hillary I will need 6 months to forgive her

[Jersey Devil]

2. It's not that simple

A good number of the remaining superdelegates who have not endorsed either candidate are either first or second term congress members who are worried that by endorsing one candidate or the other publicly before the primary elections are over they could be cutting their own throats politically with their constituents and their fund raising. Waiting to the end of the primaries when one candidate leads in pledged (elected) delegates at least gives them cover.

[tekisui]

4. 70 of the remaining Uncommitted's are Congressmen/women.

Of course they are up for re-election. 17 Senators left Uncommitted, no sure how many are running this year. 64 Add-ons.

Once Obama wins the majority of the Pledged Delegates, May 20th, many will move. Once all the votes are in, June 3rd, many more will move. Once Obama has blocked Hillary by leaving less than enough in the pool of delegates, they will flood, and pile on. Once Obama has 2025 PD's and SD's endorsing, Hillary will start losing hers.

[Jersey Devil]

5. I agree, was simply offering a reason why they are not doing it right now

They need cover. They need to raise money to get themselves re-elected and don't want to piss off donors or supporters who may be rooting for the other candidate.