Roland Martin on CNN finally wrote what I have been screaming inside my head for over a week. Clinton today came out with her "working, hard-working Americans, white Americans, is weakening again, and how whites in both states who had not completed college were supporting me."

Mind the gap

Hey all, I am surprised I haven't seen this diaried yet, so here goes...

NYT had a great article out the other day, that is not linked through MSNBC and a couple other places, about the enormous impact superdelegate kids have been having on their parents.

NYT article

Follow me after the break.

Hey all, I haven't seen this posted yet, but forgive me if it is. This is in the Washington Post and titled, "Loyalty to My Country"

Washington Post opinion

I found a couple parts extremely important (under the fold)

Hey all, I am stll a newbie so I don't know how to quote whole stories at a time, but this was a great article by Chuck Todd that I haven't seen posted anywhere that really explores how the media is keeping Clinton in this race. The article can be found at http://www.msnbc.msn.com/...
I will just quote some of the juicy parts.

"At last count, Clinton had 253 superdelegates in her corner, not counting another dozen or so from Michigan and Florida.
But even including those folks, Clinton has fewer than 40 percent of superdelegates supporting her, and that's after more than a year of campaigning.
This is the wife of the former president, after all. Shouldn’t there be at least 400 party leaders who owe something to the Clintons on board?
This has been a campaign riddle that many of us have overlooked.
One reason this has been brushed under the rug? Media-types don't realize the problems many rank-and-file Democratic activists have with the Clinton family."