Excellent! Let's get some momentum going here, you Dems!

gotta interupt, but time to change the mantra in the name of grace and reconcilliation.

This is terrible....terrible news for McCain!!

Raise a glass to the demise of the GOP in 2008.

Nightingale's post is verified:

http://news.bostonherald.com/news/2008/view.bg?articleid=1098088

2 to 0. That's 44 to go.

Super delegates should weigh in BEFORE Tuesday's primary in Montana and South Dakota.

The polls are showing Barack Obama currently leading in those two states; but even if he were to tie with Hillary, he would only get around 15 delegates total. This means he needs at least 33 super delegates to put him over the top.

In the interest of UNITY, at least 30-35 super delegates need to endorse Barack Obama by tomorrow night. This would allow the STATES to be ones pushing Obama over the required 2118 DNC rules count for the nomination.

Surely out of about 200 undeclared supers, 30-35 are willing to allow the States of South Dakota and Montana push Obama to the Democratic nomination?

These people would not only be helping Obama win, they would 'put excitement' in the states of South Dakota and Montana -- we normally do not win these States during a general election -- perhaps doing this would give them reason to vote Democrat in November.

So, come on supers -- let the States be the ones to be reported as having handed Barack Obama the nomination -- not the super delegates!!!

The smart thing for the SDs to do is to start breaking rather rapidly today and tomorrow so that the voters can put Obama over the top tomorrow night. I'm certain they are aware of the symbolic importance of the timing, so I'm hopeful they will have the fortitude to do it.

Greg:

It's TWO SDs - not just one.

Please update your headline. :)

Wolfson:

"What people don't realize is that our approach with the superdelegates is very calulated," confided Wolfson. "We're like the long-distance runner who lets his opponent get ahead, then we kick it in at the last moment.

"We've run an honorable campaign, taking the high road at all times. In the end, the superdelegates will reward Sen. Clinton's superior character, her presidential bearing, and flood to her. Our unassailable popular vote victory proves that Sen. Clinton is the right choice."

I am sure that the Super Delegates are weighing in their minds whether to cast their lot with one of two potentially insane dictators who will owe them a favor OR the fact that they will have to spend the rest of their lives having their food tasted and constantly looking behind them.

The flow of S.D.'s will slow beyond a trickle until after Obama nails the last one needed to hit the magic number of the week. These folk at this point do not care about the potential harm to the chance of getting getting a DEM in the White House . . . They are weighing reward against death for themselves and their loved ones.

The add-on process is hard to figure out, but it looks to me that conservatively Obama has another dozen add-ons coming his way by the end of this month, so he's actually closer than any of the counts show.