Got some Super D questions? Here's a great new site with some answers

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mrsuper.org
An undeclared superdelegate debunks myths, offers insight and answers questions about the 2008 Democratic nomination process for President of the United States.

http://www.mrsuper.org/

Here's a few tidbits to whet your appetite:

..."undecided Super Delegates." By now you all know my opinion on this, and I think it is intellectually honest if we eliminate that phrase. Super Delegates who have not endorsed are by and large undeclared, it is even possible that some have "no preference" (in effect deciding to not choose).

We Supers are not normal. We love politics, we do this stuff for fun. Some of you reading this are probably the same way - and you know you've got your minds made up.

A Super without a preference is like a sports fan without a favorite team.

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There are not very many impact primaries left on the calendar. After Pennsylvania, there are only two real "impact primary" dates on the Democratic calendar - May 6th in Indiana and North Carolina, and May 20th in Kentucky and Oregon.

That said, we should be able to wrap this up by Memorial Day at the latest.

Interesting to see that last bit of analysis coincides with my reasoning on this.