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Clinton asks supers to commit in private

politico.com — Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton ’s visit to Capitol Hill this week may have been more about weighing her support than it was about wooing superdelegates.

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  • tcbishop12, on 05/09/2008, -1/+1Any uncommitted superdelegate thinking of supporting Hillary at this stage would have to be brain dead, ready to commit political suicide, or both. Clinton is going to stay in this campaign no matter how impossible her odds may be, and no matter how wrong or repellant her rationale may be. And make no mistake, in this case, her current "white supremacy voter" rationale is both untrue and foul.

    As no matter of coincidence, she was loudly booed in West Virginia today. Waiting to see her negatives on new polling through the roof.
  • roosevans, on 05/09/2008, -0/+1Maybe there are uncommitted superdelegates who still have reservations about Barack Obama. Hilary says she will run until there is a superdelegate nominated candidate. The reality is the Dem candidate has got to have the support of working class white Americans. That isn't racism, that's just the facts. (I am a black American supporter of Hilary Clinton) The rude crowd that booed Hilary were kids at a university in West Virginia or to put it bluntly "Obamaworshippers".
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