Clinton's latest 'Endorsement' now in question...

[Kittycat]

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/

An IN super for Clinton

Brad Ellsworth, whose Indiana district Clinton carried, goes with her.

UPDATE: Ellsworth spokeswoman Liz Farrar emails to contest the original report I linked. Ellsworth will endorse the winner of his district, he says in a statement, "unless there is a compelling reason to do otherwise."

Which is something short of an endorsement.

Interesting development...

[Goodnevil]

1. Superdelegate list so far who have pledged

http://demconwatch.blogspot.com/2008/01/superdelegate-list.html

Scroll down about halfway. I've never been to the site before.

I dunno if anyone has actually posted this but here goes.

I didn't know Obama could be his own superdelegate, LOL. Someone tell me if this is old news.

[Muttocracy]

2. Obama, Clinton, Dean are all superdelegates, yep. nt

[Gore1FL]

3. 11.5 superdelegates away to tie.

So by this weekend, if not sooner, that gap will be closed forever.

[my3boyz]

4. Yeah, the only thing she has ever been ahead in will be GONE! nt

[Kittycat]

5. And even in that - it's not elected officials (those holding public office)

it's just Party people.

[tekisui]

6. The ONLY category she leads at all is DNC members.

Not popular votes, not delegates, not states won, not funds raised, not individual donors, not primaries, not caucuses, not blue states, not red states.