Who are the SuperDelegates and WHAT ARE THEY DOING?
Watching the disintegration of the Democratic Party in the news is gut wrenching. In this writers opinion, Clinton looks to be working for the Republican party. Aren’t we going after them for years of abuse and deceit? Also in this writer’s opinion, we have had way too many years of Republican party deceit and sell out of America.
Clinton appears to want to destroy anything in her path. This makes it hard to pair her with the support that she touts she will provide to middle and working class Americans.
In checking Ralph Nader’s site, he is looking pretty good if this is to be our alternative. He has done quite a bit for Americans and wholly deserves our consideration - Nader’s service to our nation
But back to the purpose of this post, who are the Super Delegates and really, what are they doing for us? You may want to ask their thinking and their purpose. Here is a list of the super delegates of California. Drop them a note and ask them…..and do share.
| For Clinton Rep. Joe Baca DNC Rachel Binah Sen. Barbara Boxer Rep. Dennis Cardoza DNC Maria Echaveste Sen. Dianne Feinstein Rep. Jane Harman DNC Kamil Hasan DNC Alice Huffman DNC Aleita Huguenin Ldr. Charles Manatt Rep. Doris Matsui Rep. Grace Napolitano DNC Mona Pasquil Rep. Laura Richardson Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard DNC Mirian Saez Rep. Loretta Sanchez DNC Garry Shay Rep. Brad Sherman Rep. Hilda Solis DNC Christopher Stampolis Rep. Ellen Tauscher Rep. Mike Thompson DNC Alicia Wang Rep. Maxine Waters Rep. Diane Watson Rep. Lynn Woolsey DNC Rosalind Wyman |
For Obama DNC Steven Alari Rep. Xavier Becerra DNC Jeremy Bernard DNC Mary Ellen Early Rep. Anna Eshoo DNC Alexandra Gallardo-Rooker DNC Eric Garcetti Rep. Barbara Lee Rep. Zoe Lofgren Rep. George Miller Rep. Linda Sanchez Rep. Adam Schiff DNC Norma J. Torres |
Undecided Rep. Howard Berman Rep. Lois Capps Rep. Jim Costa Rep. Susan Davis DNC Edward Espinoza Rep. Sam Farr Rep. Bob Filner DNC Inola Henry Rep. Mike Honda Rep. Jerry McNerney DNC Carole Midgen DNC Bob Mulholland DNC Christine Pelosi Rep. Nancy Pelosi DNC John A. Perez DNC Robert Rankin Rep. Pete Stark DNC Crystal Strait DNC Art Torres DNC Keith Umemoto DNC Vernon Watkins Rep. Henry Waxman DNC Steve Ybarra |
To check out the Super Delegates nationwide, visit Politico
Get involved. This is a big year. We can’t afford to not pay close attention to the officials that should be serving us. We have had too many years of one nightmare after another, it’s time to get very serious.
Read carefully….vote wisely.
Filed under: 24th District CA, Barack Obama, Cleveland, Hillary Clinton, Investigating The Candidates, Nancy Pelosi, Ralph Nader, Senator Barbara Boxer (Ca), Senator Dianne Feinstein (Ca), Ventura County, CA | Tagged: California, Clinton, Obama, Ralph Nader, Super Delegates










I am a supporter of Hillary Clinton who I believed has the experience to run the country and I am an asian american. As Newsmax.com in their email to me the subject is racial divide and I believe so because mostly black support Obama. I think if Hilary will not be nominated, her supporter will jump ship and vote for John McCain who also have the experience and its easy to make change, I believe in.
Hi Antonio:
If you follow the polls and news closely, you would know that it is NOT mostly Black that are following Obama. Rather it is Hillary Clinton that is using racial slurs which are inappropriate during this campaign.
As far as Clinton supporters voting for McCain, that certainly is their choice. However if you’ve read my blog, not to mention the vast array of news and articles throughout the United States. you would know that those that would be interesting in voting for McCain are those interested in ongoing war, possible draft, little knowledge of economic issues, and a president with serious anger issues, not to mention a very poor attitude towards women. Because of this, I would seriously doubt Clinton supporters desiring this in our next president. Additionally, Hillary Clinton’s experience does not extend beyond that of Obama. Obama spent years as a civil rights attorney and work supporting the working middle class. Clinton supporters generally come from the upper class wealthy. Look at the spread of donations to campaigns for additional information.
Your upcoming vote might be best served by more research on the candidates.
Best of luck to you in your research.