Perhaps in response to last night’s debacle in which ABC news shilled for McCain for two hours, Dean tells superdelegates to cut the bullshit.
An increasingly firm Howard Dean told CNN again Thursday that he needs superdelegates to say who they’re for – and “I need them to say who they’re for starting now.”
“We cannot give up two or three months of active campaigning and healing time,” the Democratic National Committee Chairman told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer. “We’ve got to know who our nominee is.”
Kos Diarists DHinMI says…
Those numerate in delegate math know that Hillary Clinton cannot become the Democratic nomination unless Barack Obama is so damaged by some unforeseen event that he has to give up his lead and drop out of the race. There’s just about no conceivable scenario in which that will happen, but Hillary Clinton and her surrogates have been trying to keep wavering superdelegates from endorsing Barack Obama by arguing that he can’t win in November. Their strategy has been to prolong the race and hope for Obama to destruct.
Last night Clinton disclosed that she felt Obama could beat McCain. So where is Delaware?
Minner: Clinton
Carper: Probably Clinton
Biden: ?
Minner has spoken. Carper is a DLC low life loser so his picking Clinton will not be a surprise. Biden’s endorsement of Obama on the other hand could be newsworthy. When Richardson endorsed Obama it made the news because Bill Clinton said it was a stab in the back. If Biden endorses it would be seen as an elder statesman tyoe endorsement and could tip other wavering superdelegates to Obama.