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Report: Superdelegates Will Decide Democratic Nominee

HeadlineMar 07, 2008

In election news, the Associated Press is now projecting that neither Barack Obama nor Hillary Clinton will be able to win the Democratic nomination without relying on superdelegates. Obama currently has a 140 delegate lead among pledged delegates. On Thursday, the attacks between the two campaigns intensified. Clinton’s communications director Howard Wolfson accused the Obama campaign of imitating Whitewater investigator Ken Starr. Meanwhile, one of Obama’s top foreign policy advisers, Samantha Power, described Clinton as a monster in an interview with a Scottish newspaper. On the campaign trail, Hillary Clinton suggested again that Barack Obama is not prepared to be president. Meanwhile, the Obama campaign has announced it raised a record $55 million last month.

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