OFFICIAL Endorsements Thread

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

DNC Pilar Lujan breaks her pledge to endorse the winner of Guam and endorses Clinton. (Seriously, WTF? Why would you do that?)

She has to owe the Clintons something or they promised her something.  That's all it can be when it comes to the Clintons. This is political suicide for her.

[minionofmidas]

DNC Pilar Lujan breaks her pledge to endorse the winner of Guam and endorses Clinton. (Seriously, WTF? Why would you do that?)

Seeing that there's no point anymore in endorsing Obama just to end this, as it is over?

[Thomas Jackson]

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[Joe Republic]

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Look at the bold word and think about it.

(Many vastly underestimate the feminazi vote.)

Please tell us all about Pilar Lujan.  I'm afraid I don't know anything about her, but luckily it seems that you've read up on her already.

[Meeker]

It's been a slow two days for endorsements...

[Хahar 🤔]

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Look at the bold word and think about it.

(Many vastly underestimate the feminazi vote.)

Wow. Just, wow.

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Look at the bold word and think about it.

(Many vastly underestimate the feminazi vote.)

Just leave.

[Gustaf]

DNC Pilar Lujan breaks her pledge to endorse the winner of Guam and endorses Clinton. (Seriously, WTF? Why would you do that?)

I'll say it again: very FF.

[Alcon]

DNC Pilar Lujan breaks her pledge to endorse the winner of Guam and endorses Clinton. (Seriously, WTF? Why would you do that?)

I'll say it again: very FF.

Eh, I would normally agree, but she was elected with the promise to support the caucus winner, so I have trouble respecting that she lied to her constituency.

[Lief 🗽]

DNC Pilar Lujan breaks her pledge to endorse the winner of Guam and endorses Clinton. (Seriously, WTF? Why would you do that?)

I'll say it again: very FF.

Eh, I would normally agree, but she was elected with the promise to support the caucus winner, so I have trouble respecting that she lied to her constituency.

She probably secretly supported Clinton, thought Clinton would win Guam, and figured that this would be an easy way to explain away her endorsement of Clinton. Unfortunately, Obama won by 7 votes.

[Meeker]

Rep. Dennis Cardoza (CA) Clinton to Obama

Rep. Jim Costa (CA) for Obama

[Alcon]

Edwards delegates for Obama:

New Hampshire Peter Burling
New Hampshire Deborah Bacon-Nelson

[Verily]

You put them as DNC. Are those pledged Edwards delegates or former Edwards superdelegates?

[Alcon]

Oops, whenever I see a position like "State Senator" or "Hanover activist" I reflexively put "DNC."

[Alcon]

Oregon DNC Jenny Greenleaf for Obama

[Verily]

Grains of salt and all that:

http://ruralvotes.com/thefield/?p=1258

[minionofmidas]

Rep. Dennis Cardoza (CA) Clinton to Obama

Rep. Jim Costa (CA) for Obama

Neighboring, very similar constituencies. Concerted action.

[Gustaf]

DNC Pilar Lujan breaks her pledge to endorse the winner of Guam and endorses Clinton. (Seriously, WTF? Why would you do that?)

I'll say it again: very FF.

Eh, I would normally agree, but she was elected with the promise to support the caucus winner, so I have trouble respecting that she lied to her constituency.

I would normally agree, but in this particular case it merely makes it more FF than it would otherwise be.

[Alcon]

Wyoming DNC Nancy Drummond for Obama

Those magic, fabeled California SDs are sure taking their time.

[Meeker]

DNC Kevin Rodriguez (Virgin Islands) Obama to Clinton

Formerly Clinton to Obama. Man needs to make up his mind

[Verily]

I saw that on Politico. But there's no mention of it anywhere else (including on Clinton's site). And Politico offered no source. There wouldn't be reason to be skeptical, but he just switched less than three weeks ago. My guess is that someone saw something that had Rodriguez down for Clinton that was published a couple of months ago and assumed he'd endorsed her without realizing that he's switched since then.

[The Mikado]

I saw that on Politico. But there's no mention of it anywhere else (including on Clinton's site). And Politico offered no source. There wouldn't be reason to be skeptical, but he just switched less than three weeks ago. My guess is that someone saw something that had Rodriguez down for Clinton that was published a couple of months ago and assumed he'd endorsed her without realizing that he's switched since then.

Hope you're right...not for Obama's sake, but for this Rodriguez fellow's.  Serial indecision like that must be quite a handicap in a politician.  Clinton-Obama-Clinton?  Damn.

[Verily]

I saw that on Politico. But there's no mention of it anywhere else (including on Clinton's site). And Politico offered no source. There wouldn't be reason to be skeptical, but he just switched less than three weeks ago. My guess is that someone saw something that had Rodriguez down for Clinton that was published a couple of months ago and assumed he'd endorsed her without realizing that he's switched since then.

Hope you're right...not for Obama's sake, but for this Rodriguez fellow's.  Serial indecision like that must be quite a handicap in a politician.  Clinton-Obama-Clinton?  Damn.

ABC now has something on its blog, so apparently the Clinton campaign did release a statement (though Rodriguez did not). I'm not sure what to make of it. It stills sounds to me more like someone made a mistake as I can't imagine anyone with so little to gain either way being so indecisive as to jump ship twice.

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/2008/05/vi-superdelegat.html

[Alcon]

Colorado DNC Pat Waak for Obama

Oregon DNC Meredith Wood Smith for Obama

Guam "Sen." Ben Pangelinan for Obama

[Flying Dog]

I heard a rumor that Obama is banking most of his supers right now.