North Carolina Superdelegate Endorses Hillary Clinton

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Politico   |  Ben Smith   |   May 7, 2008 12:05 PM


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A spokesman for Rep. Heath Shuler, who had pledged his vote to the winner of his North Carolina district, tells my colleague Amie Parnes that "he has pledged his super delegate vote for [Clinton], since she won the popular vote in the 11th District."

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- Quotidien See Profile I'm a Fan of Quotidien permalink

He throws yet another bad pass. Now I know why he didn't make it in the NFL.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:20 PM on 05/07/2008
- CocteausTwin See Profile I'm a Fan of CocteausTwin permalink

Whew! Thank the powers that be that I live in the Tenth District of NC (well not really I have a GOP representative.) If he feels obligated to vote the way his district did, I hope that all super delegates serving in congress will do the same. Pardon me if I do not hold my breath until they do.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:06 PM on 05/07/2008
- Testtubebaby See Profile I'm a Fan of Testtubebaby permalink

Um... was he the one crying no fair on CNN last night...please.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:57 PM on 05/07/2008
- Nonamnesiac See Profile I'm a Fan of Nonamnesiac permalink

Shuler doesn't count. He's not really a Democrat. He's a Bushocrat.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:55 PM on 05/07/2008
- MrKINOKO See Profile I'm a Fan of MrKINOKO permalink

I wonder if his great-grandpappy also booked a return ticket on the Titanic?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:58 PM on 05/07/2008
- AlexisAshley See Profile I'm a Fan of AlexisAshley permalink

Have any of BO's supporters figured out how he is going to unite all of America while flat out ignoring the 2 million plus Americans who voted in Michigan and Florida? If he is elected president, will we have to pull out the old USA flag with only 48 states?

If any bloggers from Michigan or Florida are reading this post, please advise how you feel about being completely snubbed by what appears to be the Democratic nominee.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:52 PM on 05/07/2008
- nnoely See Profile I'm a Fan of nnoely permalink

I voted in the Florida Dem primary - and I don't feel I have been snubbed by anyone. The Republican controlled Fla. legislature moved the primary date, and dems went along with it, knowing they would forfeit the delegate seats at the convention. I voted knowing that would happen - doesn't matter - Barak is trouncing Hillary in fundraising because he is running a positive campaign - that's why I voted for him, and that's why Hillary can't "close the deal" Barak said "I don't just want to end the war - I want to end the mind set that got us there in the first place." Hillary can't legitimately claim to have opposed the war from the statrt, and certainly cannot claim to be capable of changing the D.C. mind-set - her campaign reveals every day that she is part of the same ol' ---t.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:40 PM on 05/07/2008
- whiteboyblues See Profile I'm a Fan of whiteboyblues permalink

Get your facts straight nobody snubbed Florida or Michigan. Those states' party officials screwed it up. However, even though it was agreed to by all parties involved, they most likely will still get counted.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:05 PM on 05/07/2008
- mmiddle See Profile I'm a Fan of mmiddle permalink

News reports are that Obama and his staff have said they will work to come to some agreement with the Clinton camp on recognizing Florida and Michigan voters - despite the officials of those states having reneged on their original agreement with the party. Howard Dean and other party reps have issued similar statements.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:00 PM on 05/07/2008
- CocteausTwin See Profile I'm a Fan of CocteausTwin permalink

Well I was about to type about the same thing then I saw your post mmiddle. You have crystallized my thoughts eloquently.

Do you want to shift the "goal posts" again Alexis? I think we have enough vigor to handle it. Next time just tell us the final position of the "posts," it is simply less tiresome to not have to stop and start again so often, we need the energy to start rebuilding the country and the world (if you do not mind.)

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:15 PM on 05/07/2008
- Zogtastic See Profile I'm a Fan of Zogtastic permalink

Ummm... can everyone chill out on the negativity here?

He gave his guideline for his super-vote, and he's sticking to it. That's respectable.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:51 PM on 05/07/2008
- Cherlesq See Profile I'm a Fan of Cherlesq permalink

He needs to keep his job. This endorsement has nothing to do with electing a democratic president.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:50 PM on 05/07/2008
- FrankWit See Profile I'm a Fan of FrankWit permalink

Huckabee v2.123 (niceness/humility factor removed from this version)

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:37 PM on 05/07/2008
- hopelessobama See Profile I'm a Fan of hopelessobama permalink

mcgovern clearly sees alot of himself in barry obama, which almost assures mccain the white house ahahahhahahaha.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:31 PM on 05/07/2008
- CocteausTwin See Profile I'm a Fan of CocteausTwin permalink

Still typing hopeless(ly)?

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:19 PM on 05/07/2008
- ApolloniaCreed See Profile I'm a Fan of ApolloniaCreed permalink

Well good for him, as an Obama supporter I respect him keeping his word.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:29 PM on 05/07/2008
- poco767 See Profile I'm a Fan of poco767 permalink

Drudge is running the headline,
"CONGRESSIONAL SOURCE: Hillary having trouble finding superdelegates who will meet with her... 'No one wants to see her today'"

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:28 PM on 05/07/2008
- debwarot See Profile I'm a Fan of debwarot permalink

Smart supers - I wouldn't want to meet with her today (or any other day).

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:48 PM on 05/07/2008
- bitabingbitabangbitaboom See Profile I'm a Fan of bitabingbitabangbitaboom permalink




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    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:27 PM on 05/07/2008
- CocteausTwin See Profile I'm a Fan of CocteausTwin permalink

Hey I am an Obama supporter, but how many times have you copied and pasted a version of your post? I do know that many deserve the gloating, but many do not.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:21 PM on 05/07/2008
- neocon43 See Profile I'm a Fan of neocon43 permalink

You a living in fanatasy.This is far from over

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:10 PM on 05/07/2008
- KillTheMessenger See Profile I'm a Fan of KillTheMessenger permalink

Look, every super delegate has a vote and they have a right to use it. And one should not discount for the fact that they are some part people an not all political machine. If I weren't sure that some of the Obama I see is some of the real Obama, I wouldn't be voting for him. Indeed, I am voting for him because I truly believe that he is more sincere than your average guy on that stage.

Now, if a super-delegate is still supporting Senator Clinton, you have to assume that it's the real part of him doing what it deems the right thing to do. Because the political machine part by now has figured out that there is no hope and any further support of the Clintons will be expensive.

I don't expect to see a 100% Obama turnout. I don't want it. I want honest voting from here on. Senator Obama will win just fine with honest voting. Why? Because he won the majority with honesty in the past. Let the supers do what they want to and we will have an honest election with no hard feelings at the end.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:27 PM on 05/07/2008
- Tator See Profile I'm a Fan of Tator permalink

WHOOP!!! Operation Chaos worked. A lot of us Republicans here in the 11th district all switched parties and voted for Hillary! WHOOP!!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:25 PM on 05/07/2008
- CocteausTwin See Profile I'm a Fan of CocteausTwin permalink

If true and not just sarcasm, then you will get what you deserve -- An America ran by Americans. Even if it is sarcastic you still get what you deserve. Either way we all win.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:24 PM on 05/07/2008
- whiteboyblues See Profile I'm a Fan of whiteboyblues permalink

Congratulations!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:06 PM on 05/07/2008
- Grannysue See Profile I'm a Fan of Grannysue permalink

Heath do you want a life jacket son, cause the boats sinkin!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:24 PM on 05/07/2008
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