Coolio. I like to see my Senator doing things I approve of. Go Amy!

Sounds like the entire NC House contingent is going Obama? I'll believe it when I see it, but that would be very cool.

And the entire NC Democratic Delegation, too!

The superdelegate rush has officially begun, and they're heading Obama's way.

Not to mention the six uncommitted NC Reps who plan to endorse Obama before the primary. Dare I hope that this is the beginning of the end?

Smile smile smile.

I think this has to be the beginning of the end, coupled with the financial news.

There are going to be some depressed Clinton supporters and some really angry ones.

I hate to sound sappy, but eventually, we've got to do something to get us to pull together or no Democrat can win in November.

Time consolidate the victory, then let the healing begin. We've got a lot of work to do as a party before November rolls around.

Too early to begin counting chickens, but it is a good sign.

"Minnesota has already voted; therefore, this endorsement is insignificant.

North Carolina does not vote for five more weeks; therefore, those six impending endorsements are insignificant."

Marc Penn, everybody, Marc Penn!! He's here all week!!

In interviews, some House Democrats said Sen. Obama has the edge in the chamber. They noted that he has proved himself the stronger fund-raiser and has attracted more new voters to the party than anyone in recent memory -- both advantages that could benefit other Democrats. They worry that Sen. Clinton's high negative ratings in polls would incite more Republicans to mobilize against her and the Democratic ticket.

Turn off the lights ,the party is over.Then again the fat lady is gearing-up to start belting out 'em tunes.A just reward for for a reckless campaign by the Clintons.

No talk of the obvious but let Hillary run her business and keep the endorsements rolling- it will have a definite effect on the PA primary.

I think you're right - that's really the sane attitude to have.

Yes, but we all know that Minnesota doesn't count. Also, endorsements by people with names which begin with "A" don't count. Can't you people keep up with this stuff? Does Mark Penn need to send another memo?

Go Amy! Her recent comments have made it fairly clear this was coming, but I still did a little happy dance. I continue to be quite proud of her. Now if we could just get rid of that jackass Coleman...

Thank you, Amy!

This action makes me even more proud to have voted for her in 2006. The Minnesota turnout on Super Tuesday was astronomical, with cars backed up for miles trying to get to polling places. It would have been a tough time indeed trying to defend overturning the votes of 66% of Minnesota Democrats.

No endorsement is insignificant in the wake of threats to the future financial viability of the Democratic Party. Everyone coming forward now is saying that grass roots money and support is more important than traditional monied influence. This IS the movement people. This is what different government looks like. Telling the money to shove it. In the wake of the Clinton supporters letter to Pelosi, this can be viewed no other way. And, as we see, the movement this weekend has been fron Junior Senators. Everybody who hasn't had the "hope boiled out of them yet".

For all of your California readers of TPM, Sen. Boxer and Feinstein are in Clinton's hip pocket(book). Maybe if you could register your outrage over their lapse in judgement, especially Sen. Feinstein who has been in lock-step on her record of poor decisionmaking begining with her "yea" vote to support giving George W. Bush authorization to start the Iraq War, all the way through her endorsement of AG Michael Mukasey through the Judiciary Committee (and now we see the results of that poor choice) and the warrantless wirtapping and secret surveillance. Way to go DiFi!!! And Boxer-lady, what's up with your choice? Given the close spread of the popular vote in California, especially when you consider most of the Edwards supporters would have voted for Obama, Boxer should support Barack Obama, making it an 50-50 split, just like the popular vote Babs.

"The point is that Obama is just now catching up. It is Hillary who is the leader in endorsements from Senators!! So take that!"

As I understand it, Obama leads Clinton by 15 to 12 Senators (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_Party_(United_States)_superdelegates,_2008). Even if that already includes Klobuchar and Casey, he was already ahead before them.

It's also interesting that Bill Richardson and Nancy Pelosi are still counted as uncommitted in the superdelegate count, but it's hardly a secret in whose camp they will wind up. I wonder how the uncommitted break down in that regard, i.e. how many are also fairly obviously in one camp or the other. Anybody know of any existing breakdown for this.

Donors fleeing after the unpaid bills news
Supers fleeing after "civil war" noise
Soon, voters flee.

Will she drop out on a high note after PA?

Oh, another reason why Minnesota shouldn't count is that our baseball team plays in a lame domed stadium. By time of the 2012 presidential election, however, such endorsements will count because the Twins will be in their new outdoor stadium.

Before the California primary Boxer put out statements that she was going to vote for the winner of the California primary.

She also said she would not endorse any candidate while Clinton and Obama were still in the race.

THe US Senate's going to be a misery for Mrs. Clinton

How long will "BILLARY" endure this Chinese Torture?

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