Yesterday Arizona met and chose its two add-on superdelegates. What happened was very surprising -- and should send chills up the spines of those in the Clinton campaign and her supporters.
Now, normally the add-on superdelegates support the winner of the state's primary or caucus, or perhaps split according to the state's vote.
Yesterday Jerome predicted that Clinton would pick up four superdelegates from that day. But that was not to be the case - and AZ was a big part of that story.
NEITHER of the new super-delegates endorsed Clinton. Instead, one endorsed Obama and the other remained neutral. Terry Goddard, the uncommitted superdelgate, said that he is weeks away from making a decision.
If Clinton can't get even one of these two add-ons in a state she won, that tells you a lot about her chances of attracting superdelegates in general.
For more information, see http://demconwatch.blogspot.com/
http://thepage.time.com/obama-release-on
-arizona-superdelegate-endorsement/
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