Ok, if HRC's WVA win is such a "race changing" victory...why aren't SD's endorsing her today?

[book_worm]

I think Obama has gotten 3 today plus a major endorsement by NARAL and, I believe 3 former heads of of the SEC. Now if this win in WVA was as important of a victory as some HRC supporters here say, why aren't more people, especially super delegates, moving towards her?
p.s.
Plus Obama is supposed to get some kind of major national endorsement tonight.

[greguganus]

1. ---crickets--- n/t

[Occam Bandage]

2. I'd like to see the Hillary Strategy Squad come in and explain how

the continued stream of Obama endorsements proves Hillary has a viable path to the nomination.

[NotThisTime]

3. She did get one from TN......

[book_worm]

5. Well, there's one.

[PM7nj]

12. ... an add-on

[Mz Pip]

4. Because it's not

race changing. Only in the minds of her most ardent supporters is this win meaningful.

She hardly made a dent in his delegate lead.

[Lerkfish]

6. actually, I think she did receive one today.

its not helping her all that much when Obama is gaining them 80% to 20% though.

[endarkenment]

7. It changed my race. I woke up a native Hawaiian.

It was the oddest thing.

[Cha]

8. 'Cause SuperDees are smarter than

hilary? Just a wild guess.

[EmperorHasNoClothes]

9. Because not too many superdelegates live in the magical pony world where Clinton is really winning.

[Window]

10. Hillary should become the president of WV only.

[book_worm]

11. John Edwards endorses Obama!!!!!

[Danger Mouse]

13. Even Clinton never tried to paint her victory in WVA in as grandiose terms

as the strongest Hillary supporters on DU