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HRC and a Texas Super

9:05 PM Wed, May 07, 2008 |
Elise Hu

As you know (even if you didn't stay up waiting for Lake County, Indiana) there are now more unpledged superdelegates in the race for the Democratic nomination than there are elected delegates. After a big night Tuesday, Obama didn't see a "tsunami" of supers go his way, but netted four while HRC netted one.

Clinton spent Wednesday meeting privately with undecided supers in Washington. The Politico reports one of those supers is Texas US Rep. Ciro Rodriguez.

According to Politico's tally, the following are the remaining undecided superdelegates from Texas:

DNC Linda Chavez-Thompson
DNC David Hardt
Rep. Nick Lampson
DNC Robert Martinez
DNC Boyd Richie
DNC Betty Richie
Rep. Ciro Rodriguez
Ldr. Bob Strauss

In case you don't know what superdelegate (and TDP chair) Boyd Richie looks like, here's a recent photo of him doing the twist:

boydrichie.jpg



2 Comments

Xavier said:

Clinton is the best person for the job of Commander in Chief. She has proven her knowledge, tenacity, ability to stand up under the most stressful of times, forward thinking, and the list goes on. I am struck how Obama supporters will heckle her and her daughter during townhall meetings, speeches and appearances. Also during the caucus they were rude and pushy. Obama is a great person but is a novice, the last thing we need in a president during a war and economic crisis. Don't count Hillary Clinton out...

Bodhisattva said:

Yipes! Your post should have a warning about that photo at the bottom: "WARNING! This content may be unsuitable for minors."

Or majors.

Or people with eyes.


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