Reply #22: I agree, he does

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Just as a female super has the right to support her candidate of choice over Clinton.

However, any super with any sense is going to take into consideration the preferences of the people in his or her district and those constituents have a right to make those preferences known to the super. None are going to be thinking for themselves, simply, but for their future in office, as well. It's not a one way or another kind of thing. People like to simplify the process out of all relation to common sense. Sure, a super can do as he or she thinks best, but surely what's best for the super will include a political future.