22nd April, PA Primary, let’s make Hillary win…
Here is the list of Super Delegates who are supporting Hillary from PA

Allyson Y Schwartz
John P Murtha
Joe Sestak
Ed Rendell
Paul F Kanjorski
Marcel Groen
Ruth C. Rudy
T.J. Rooney
Jean A. Milko
Ian Murray
Evelyn D. Richardson
Rena Baumgartner
Let’s urge them to Keep Pledge to vote for Clinton.
Here is the list of Obama Supporters

Patrick J. Murphy
Chaka Fattah
Leon Lynch
Carol Ann Campbell
Robert P. Casey, Jr.
Let’s urge them to switch their Convention voting pledge from Barack Obama to Clinton
And here is the list of Un-committed Delegates

Ronald R. Donatucci
Robert Brady
Michael F Doyle
Christopher P Carney
Tim Holden
Jason Altmire
William M. George
Sophie Masloff
Let’s urge them to end their Uncommitted stance, and make a public pledge to vote for Clinton.
Contact super delegates – http://www.LobbyDelegates.com

This from someone who claims experience and will supposedly be able to run the country on day one. If she can't even get it together for a big primary state that's one of the most important contest to her in the most important contest of her life, then what makes anyone think she can actually pull it together for less important battles that will impact us all?

McCain circumnavigated the process that the rest of the candidates went through. As an example, McCain was able to get on the OH ballot once he accepted public financing. He didn't have the resources to do so otherwise.

Now that the public financing for the primary, which he was forced to take to stay in the race, doesn't work for his benefit, he has declared that he has withdrawn from it. Even though the FEC has sent him a letter stating that they consider him to be in it. His actions are illegal and could land him some jail time. McCain uses the excuse that the FEC doesn't have enough members for a quorum (I think it's missing four) and can't rule in his favor.

Well, the point is that McCain is like Bush and will break the rules – and laws- if it is to his benefit. I don't know where would you place that in the “being able to run a country” category. We've seen what happened when Bush pulled these stunts. So yeah, i guess McCain would be able to run the country, but at what costs to us and to our prestige (what's left of it) around the world if he just strikes out on his own without regard for the rule of law?

The article SD links to is useful information (and thanks SD) on Obama advisers. I didn't find any “gotcha” bad news there–no ties to Blackwater, big oil or pharma, etc. No indictments, extremists, union busters, etc. In fact he seems quite serious about having highly regarded and credentialed academic advisers on key issues. Yes, he has one who worked for Clinton, one who worked for GHW Bush, one who worked for Daley, one who worked for Edwards. Let's face it, if you were a player in Illinois, you either had work from the Daleys or you've been unemployed, and if you haven't worked with either the Bush or Clinton administrations, where have you been the last few decades?

(I say “Alas” being a HRC supporter).

Given that HRC has been preparing this campaign for years…and entered with an unsurpassed warchest and significant advantages (so much so, the MSM meme predicted a coronation)…her decline has been stunning. I cannot recall another like it. Over a hundred million dollars…poof (a big chunk to her incompetent pollster Penn – doing deals with the Coumbians, for God's sake! – had this been the Bushs, Penn would have been asked up to Bar Harbour for the weekend, where he would have had an unfortunate boating accident).

Shaun's headline captures the uneasy thoughts of many HRC supporters, I suspect.

Superdestroyer: That was an interesting link. I imagine Axelrod's Daley associations are where the Obama campaign has been getting its “dirty deeds done by darkness” strategy.

I have been impressed by the Obama campaign's Machiavellianism these past days (and fascinated how a number of reporters and interviewers are increasingly protecting McCain against these hits).

I hope HRC can pull it out. If not, well at least Bill won't be back in the WH (shudder).

Perhaps there will be a Daley-esque White House run by Illinois rules? Illinois has had…what…3 of its last 7 governors imprisoned for corruption.

It looks like retreaded Clinton Staffers. No wonder the Obama and Clinton campaigns do not differ on the issues. They both have the same Ivy league educated, former Democratic staffer, elitist.

Amazing. Ungrace.