Superdelegates Will Decide
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Clinton and Obama Sitting by a tree, "P O A C H I N G."
Hillary alluded to it. Obama is aware of it. So that just leaves millions of democratic "john and jane Q public" in the dark.
The media from ABC to CNN to WKTZ has been very good about leading voers to water-cooler arguments over superdelegates. However, what they haven't told you is that even you so-called "pledged" delegates are not obligated to vote according to primary or caucus results.
Watch. Hillary alluded to it. Obama is aware of it. So that just leaves millions of democratic "john and jane Q public" in the da... more -
Superdelegates Explained
What're Superdelegates? And why are they important ?
Super Delegates are the 842 hand-picked delegates - nearly 20 percent of the number of delegates - needed to clinch the Democratic nomination.
Howard Dean - Democratic National Committee Chairman - is the person who selects them.
Basically, the list is comprised of the 'Who's Who' of The Democratic Party. What're Superdelegates? And why are they important ? ... more -
Superdelegate Transparecy Wiki
Keep an eye on the Democratic Superdelegates through this citizen journalism wiki. (img from Mashable)
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MoveOn.org Political Action: Let the voters decide
The superdelegates are under lots of pressure right now to come out for one candidate or the other. We urgently need to encourage them to let the voters decide between Clinton and Obama—and then to support the will of the people.
Our goal is to reach 300,000 signatures today, before we publish the petition as an ad in USA Today. The superdelegates are under lots of pressure right now to come out for one candidate or the other. We urgently need to encourage them... more -
Is there room for Gore in the race?
CNN's Jack Cafferty thinks that if the race stays as close as it is for Clinton and Obama that it is possible for them to split the delegates. If that happens, Cafferty says that there may be room for Gore to step in and take the nomination, considering that Gore has not ruled running for President out entirely. CNN's Jack Cafferty thinks that if the race stays as close as it is for Clinton and Obama that it is possible for them to split t... more
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