Which one of these endorsements will benefit the candidate most:

Jesse is sort of static.JMHO.

November 2007
11/27 Barbra Streisand Endorses Hillary Clinton
11/26 Minnesota Assistant Senate Majority Leader Tarryl Clark Endorses Clinton
11/26 Dr. Susan Lynch Endorses Hillary for President and Will Serve as National Campaign Co-chair
11/16 Minnesota House Speaker Margaret Anderson Kelliher Endorses Clinton
11/15 Rhode Island Lt. Gov. Elizabeth Roberts Endorses Clinton
11/15 NH Commissioner of Education Lyonel Tracy Endorses Hillary for President
11/9 Ohio Governor Ted Strickland Endorses Clinton
11/8 Over 250 Iowa Women to Lead TEAM HILLARY
11/8 Fmr. DNC Chair Joe Andrew Endorses Clinton
11/8 Clinton Campaign Launches National Council of Civic Leaders
11/8 Utah Leaders Endorse Clinton
11/7 Hillary Answers South Carolina’s Call With Bold Plan to Address Energy and Climate Crisis
11/6 Clinton Campaign Announces Key Tribal Leader Endorsements
11/6 Alabama Leaders Endorse Clinton
11/5 Oakland Vice Mayor Henry Chang Endorses Hillary Clinton
11/5 Google CEO Schmidt Praises Clinton Plan To Tackle Energy And Environmental Challenges
11/4 Former Vice President Walter F. Mondale Endorses Clinton
11/2 NH State Senator Lou D’Allesandro Endorses Hillary
October 2007
10/31 California State Senator Jenny Oropeza Endorses Hillary Clinton
10/31 American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Endorses Clinton
10/29 Indiana Democratic Leaders Endorse Clinton
10/26 Massachusetts Rep. Stephen Lynch Endorses Clinton
10/22 Central Valley Elected Officials and Democratic Leaders Endorse Hillary Clinton
10/22 Former ABC News Anchorwoman Carole Simpson Endorses Clinton
10/19 Clinton Campaign Launches California Women for Hillary Council
10/19 Clinton Campaign Launches Georgia Women for Hillary Council
10/19 Clinton Campaign Launches Arizona Women for Hillary Council
10/19 Clinton Campaign Launches Washington, D.C. Women for Hillary Council
10/19 Clinton Campaign Launches New Jersey Women for Hillary Council
10/19 Clinton Campaign Launches Arkansas Women for Hillary Council
10/19 Clinton Campaign Launches Maryland Women for Hillary Council
10/19 Clinton Campaign Launches New York Women for Hillary Council
10/19 Clinton Campaign Launches Colorado Women for Hillary Council
10/19 Clinton Campaign Launches Missouri Women for Hillary Council
10/19 Clinton Campaign Launches Chicago-Area Women For Hillary Council
10/18 Nevada Assemblywoman Susan Gerhardt Endorses Clinton
10/18 Maryland Treasurer Nancy K. Kopp Endorses Clinton
10/17 Franklin County Commissioner Paula Brooks Endorses Clinton
10/17 California Congresswoman Hilda L. Solis Endorses Clinton
10/16 Former MO Governor Bob Holden Endorses Clinton
10/15 Clinton Campaign Names Indiana Co-Chairs
10/15 Former NH Democratic Party Chair Kathy Sullivan Endorses Clinton
10/13 Hillary Clinton Receives Alabama Black Caucus Endorsement
10/13 Georgia Rep. David Scott Endorses Clinton
10/12 Civil Rights Pioneer Rep. John Lewis Endorses Clinton
10/9 NH For Hillary Announces Seventh Senate Endorsement
10/8 Fmr. Washington Governor Gary Locke Endorses Clinton
10/5 California State Controller John Chiang Endorses Hillary Clinton
10/3 Former Maine Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis Endorses Clinton
10/3 Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon Endorses Clinton
10/3 Hillary Clinton's Statement On The AFT's Endorsement
10/2 Former President and CEO of OPIC George Muñoz Endorses Hillary Clinton
10/2 San Francisco AAPI Leaders Endorse Hillary
10/1 Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums Endorses Hillary Clinton
10/1 Former Secretary of the Army Louis E. Caldera Endorses Hillary Clinton
September 2007
9/28 Ohio Senate Minority Whip Ray Miller Endorses Clinton
9/27 Rob Reiner Endorses Hillary Clinton
9/27 Florida Attorney Bill McBride Endorses Clinton
9/27 California Rep. Diane Watson Endorses Clinton
9/27 Clinton Names Willie Gary National Campaign Co-Chair
9/26 Rhode Island Treasurer Frank T. Caprio, State Rep. David Caprio Endorse Clinton
9/25 Former Philadelphia Congressman Reverend William H. Gray III Endorses Clinton for President
9/25 Maryland Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown Endorses Clinton
9/24 Jackson County Executive Mike Sanders Endorses Clinton
9/24 International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Endorses Clinton
9/24 Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh Endorses Clinton
9/18 California Legislative Black Caucus Chair Mervyn Dymally Endorses Clinton for President
9/18 NH for Hillary Announces “Granite State Health Corps”
9/17 Nevada State Legislators Endorse Clinton
9/17 Former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb Named Campaign Co-Chair
9/16 U.S. Virgin Islands Delegate Donna M. Christensen Endorses Clinton
9/15 Nevada Assembly Majority Leader John Oceguera Endorses Clinton for President
9/15 Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow Endorses Clinton
9/15 General Wesley K. Clark Endorses Clinton
9/13 Congresswoman Laura Richardson Endorses Hillary Clinton
9/13 Annapolis Mayor Ellen Moyer, Leading Maryland Officials Endorse Clinton
9/12 National Association of Letter Carriers Endorses Clinton
9/12 Senate Minority Leader Arzberger, Arizona Officials Endorse Clinton
9/6 Transportation Communications Union Endorses Clinton
9/5 Pennsylvania Lt. Governor Catherine Baker Knoll Endorses Clinton
9/4 Pennsylvania Treasurer Robin L. Wiessmann Endorses Clinton
9/4 King County Executive Ron Sims Endorses Clinton
August 2007
8/30 International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Endorse Clinton
8/30 Massachusetts House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi Endorses Clinton
8/28 United Transportation Union Endorses Clinton
8/27 Massachusetts Senate President Therese Murray Endorses Clinton
8/24 Florida Leaders Endorse Clinton
8/22 Leading Pennsylvania Legislators Endorse Clinton
8/22 Fresno Assemblyman Juan Arambula Endorses Hillary Clinton
8/22 Former Las Vegas Mayor Jan L. Jones Endorses Clinton
8/22 Clinton Campaign Announces Nevada Women’s Leadership Council
8/21 Missouri Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II Endorses Clinton
8/20 Arkansas Governor Mike Beebe Endorses Hillary Clinton for President
8/17 Northern Nevada Elected Leaders Endorse Clinton
8/17 Sparks City Councilman John Mayer Endorses Clinton
8/16 New Jersey Rep. Bill Pascrell Endorses Clinton
8/16 California Assemblymembers Charles Calderon and Jose Solorio Endorse Hillary Clinton
8/15 Clinton Campaign Announces Nevada Health Care Leadership Council
8/15 California Assemblymembers Sally Lieber, Anna Caballero and Jim Beall Jr. Endorse Hillary Clinton
8/14 Assemblymembers Mike Eng, Edward Hernandez, and Lloyd Levine Endorse Hillary Clinton
8/9 Former Nevada Rep. James Bilbray Endorses Clinton
8/6 Oregon Rep. Darlene Hooley Endorses Clinton
8/6 FL State Sen. Ted Deutch Endorses Hillary Clinton
8/3 Los Angeles City Council Members Wendy Greuel, Jan Perry, Jack Weiss Endorse Hillary Clinton
8/2 Massachusetts State Auditor DeNucci Endorses Clinton
8/2 Wisconsin Rep. Tammy Baldwin Endorses Clinton
8/2 Nevada Higher Education Chancellor James E. Rogers Endorses Clinton for President
8/2 UNLV President Emerita Carol Harter Endorses Clinton
8/1 NH Speaker of the House Terie Norelli to Co-Chair NH for Hillary Campaign
July 2007
7/30 Hillary Clinton Hosts Historic Meeting with African American Men
7/30 Over 100 Iowa Women to Lead TEAM HILLARY
7/26 Quincy Jones Endorsement of Clinton Announced in a Video Tribute
7/26 NEA NH Leader Karen McDonough to Co-Chair Education Leaders for Hillary
7/25 New York's CSEA Endorses Clinton
7/25 Paul Williams Endorses Senator Clinton
7/25 California Senator Dianne Feinstein Endorses Hillary Clinton
7/24 California Assemblyman Sandré Swanson Endorses Hillary Clinton
7/20 Vermont State Legislators Endorse Clinton
7/18 California Rep. Jane Harman Endorses Clinton
7/18 Congresswoman Ellen Tauscher Endorses Hillary Clinton
7/18 Clinton Campaign Announces Nevada Native American Leadership Council
7/18 Tribal Chairman Arlan Melendez Endorses Clinton
7/18 Chairman Terry Duffy Endorses Hillary Clinton for President
7/17 Clinton Campaign Announces Mayors Council
7/16 Former Indiana Sec. of State Hogsett Endorses Clinton
7/16 Leaders in Education Endorse Clinton for President
7/16 Fmr. Ambassador Joseph Wilson Endorses Clinton
7/12 RI Speaker Tempore Charlene Lima, State Legislators Endorse Clinton
7/12 Iowa State Legislators Endorse Hillary Clinton for President
7/10 New York Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Endorses Clinton for President
7/5 Southern Nevada Elected Leaders Endorse Clinton
7/5 Manchester Democratic Leader Endorses Hillary Clinton for President
7/5 Fmr. Democratic Leader Richard Gephardt Endorses Clinton
7/2 State Rep. Harvin Endorses Clinton
7/2 Philadelphia Mayor John Street, Rep. Joe Sestak Endorse Clinton
June 2007
6/30 Clinton Names Iowa Campaign Co-Chairs
6/30 Clinton Campaign Announces National Hispanic Leadership Council
6/29 Wisconsin Lt. Governor Lawton Joins Clinton Team
6/29 Illinois State Rep. Franks Endorses Clinton
6/29 Minnesota Leaders Endorse Clinton
6/28 Nevada State Treasurer Kate Marshall Endorses Clinton for President
6/28 NH Sen. Molly Kelly Becomes 50th State Legislator to Endorse Hillary for President
6/28 Rhode Island Secretary of State Mollis Endorses Clinton
6/28 Former New York Mayor David Dinkins Endorses Clinton For President
6/27 Clinton Campaign Announces Launch Of LGBT Americans For Hillary Steering Committee
6/27 Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard Endorses Hillary Clinton
6/26 Boston City Council President Feeney, Councillor LaMattina Endorse Clinton
6/26 Fmr. Gov. Riley, SC Leaders Named State Co-Chairs
6/25 Florida Rep. Corrine Brown Endorses Clinton
6/22 Campaign Announces Asian American and Pacific Islander Leadership Council
6/22 Mayors From Across California Endorse Clinton
6/22 New Jersey Rep. Albio Sires Endorses Clinton
6/22 Arkansas Leaders Endorse Clinton
6/21 Washington Rep. Jay Inslee Endorses Clinton
6/21 New York's UFCW Local 1500 Endorses Clinton
6/18 Michigan Democratic Senate Leader Schauer, State Legislators Endorse Clinton
6/15 Texas Reps. Cuellar, Hinojosa Endorse Clinton
6/15 Michigan Operating Engineers Local 324 Endorses Clinton
6/14 Dr. Angelou Announces Endorsement of Clinton in a Video Tribute
6/14 Maryland Leaders Endorse Clinton
6/14 Providence Mayor Cicilline Endorses Clinton
6/14 Clinton Names Weldon Latham National Campaign Co-Chair
6/13 Steven Spielberg Endorses Hillary
6/13 Florida Rep. Kendrick Meek Endorses Clinton
6/13 Maryland Rep. Ruppersberger Endorses Clinton
6/12 Nevada Senate Minority Leader Dina Titus Endorses Clinton for President
6/12 New Jersey Senator Robert Menendez Endorses Clinton for President
6/8 Michigan Leaders Endorse Clinton
6/7 Clinton Names Florida Reps. Wasserman Schultz, Hastings National Campaign Co-Chairs
6/6 Rhode Island Senator Sheldon Whitehouse Endorses Clinton for President
6/5 Sheriff Cabral, Leading Massachusetts Legislators Endorse Clinton
6/4 Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino Endorses Hillary Clinton
6/1 Clinton Adds Iowans as Midwest Campaign Co-Chairs
6/1 Rhode Island Rep. Jim Langevin Endorses Clinton
6/1 Las Vegas Latin Chamber of Commerce Chairman Robert Gomez Endorses Clinton
May 2007
5/31 Clark County Commissioner Chris Giunchigliani Endorses Clinton
5/30 Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa Endorses Clinton For President
5/30 Former Nevada Governor Miller Endorses Clinton
5/29 Campaign Announces Nevada African American Leadership Council
5/25 Clinton Campaign Announces Veterans and Military Retirees For Hillary
5/23 State Sen. Deb Reynolds Endorses Hillary Clinton for President
5/19 Women's Campaign Forum Endorses Clinton, Joins Women Leaders Across the Country
5/18 Human Rights Leader Dolores Huerta Endorses Clinton
5/18 Leading Florida Women Endorse Clinton
5/16 Clinton Campaign Announces Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders for Hillary
5/15 NH Senate President Sylvia Larsen Endorses Hillary Clinton for President
5/14 Leading Wisconsin Officials Endorse Clinton
5/14 Texas Rep. Jackson Lee Endorses Clinton
5/9 Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley Endorses Clinton
5/8 Massachusetts Rep. Richard Neal Endorses Clinton
5/7 Leading Virginia Officials Endorse Clinton
April 2007
4/30 National Women's Political Caucus Endorses Clinton
4/28 Ret. Lt. Gen. Claudia Kennedy Endorses Clinton
4/27 Leading Californians Endorse Clinton
4/26 Ohio Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones Endorses Clinton
4/25 CA Assembly Speaker Fabian Núñez Endorses Clinton
4/24 Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski Endorses Clinton
4/23 500 NH Women Announce Support for Sen. Clinton For President
4/20 19 Massachusetts Legislators Endorse Clinton
4/19 St. Louis Mayor Slay Endorses Clinton
4/12 Civil Rights Leader Raul Yzaguirre Endorses Clinton
4/12 Florence, SC, Mayor Frank Willis Endorses Clinton
4/10 Geraldine Ferraro Endorses Clinton
4/5 Nine More NH State Representatives Endorse Senator Clinton for President
4/2 Gov. Corzine, NJ Officials Endorse Clinton
March 2007
3/29 Massachusetts Rep. McGovern Endorses Clinton
3/28 Clinton Endorsed by National Organization for Women During Day of Women's Outreach
3/28 Billie Jean King Endorses Clinton
3/26 Gov. Tom and Christie Vilsack Throw Support Behind Clinton
3/21 Bill Shaheen Endorses Senator Clinton
3/20 Asst. NH House Majority Leader Endorses Senator Clinton for President
3/19 Pennsylvania Rep. Schwartz Endorses Clinton
3/15 Sixteen NH State Representatives Endorse Senator Clinton for President
3/13 North Country Leader, Healthcare Advocate McLeod Endorses Senator Clinton for President
3/6 NH House Majority Leader Mary Jane Wallner Endorses Senator Clinton for President
February 2007
2/20 Reps. Wasserman Schultz, Hastings Endorse Clinton For President
2/19 Clinton Announces South Carolina Endorsements
2/18 Clinton Announces Nevada Chair

But hell, they support Hillary. Anything connected to Hillary should be personally attacked.

I take that as a personal insult. I've never personally insulted you, or your "integrity". I'm entitled to my opinion, and so are you. But you don't even know me, so please, I won't insult you, and you don't insult me. The candidates are fair game.

Probably doesn't have much integrity.

But I'll try to refrain from personal attacks.

Good luck to your candidate.

Meet the new boss...

...same as the old boss.

I won't stop attack ting your candidate, but I promise to never attack you personally. I would only expect the same from a fellow Dem.

edited to add "s".

taught you all the tricks yet?

I don't like your candidate, I'm sure your a great person. As far as being "taught" by other Edwards supporters, that sounds like another personal insult. I'm pretty straight forward, no one that knows me would accuse me of "deflecting" anything. I'm just a working slob that supports the guy who most supports working slobs like me. (And he's got the endorsements to prove it.)

But I'm sure you don't want to talk about that. You'd just rather insult people, which just serves to "deflect" from the real point.

Again, good luck to your candidate.

the integrity of people like Maya Angelou? You can dish it out, but you can't take it?

Or, if you see her, please tell her I said I'm sorry.

(By the way, I've read everything she has written and I find her words inspiring. She was born in my home town. And yes, I've met her and shaken her hand. She is an amazing woman. That being said, she'll never tell me how to vote.)

The Clinton machine, and the people they associate with, and where the money comes from:

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Burson-Marsteller

These are the people that matter to me. These are the ones I do not trust.

I've done all of this without insulting you. See how it works? Please never accuse a person who is passionately arguing a point of crying.

You should know better.


My pick.

Because thats what you said earlier. You can either stand by your statement (and by doing so, make your lack of integrity obvious) or you can take your words back (proving the lack of integrity in making the remark in the first place)

Which is it going to be?

In my original reply, I should have worded it differently. I didn't mean to insinuate that these people took money in brown paper bags.

I'll say I'm sorry for inferring that.

Maybe I should have said: Look what Celebrity can buy. Or, look what the DLC can buy. Maybe that would have been more accurate.

Again, my problems were with personal insults to my integrity. I thought we were allowed to say basicly what we wanted about candidates without fear of being personally attacked. Am I wrong about that? I mean, if we're allowed to throw personal insults around like they mean nothing, then fine. I'm all in. Hell, I grew up on the poor side of town, I can throw with the best of 'em. But I don't want to do that. And I think we can all do better.

I do not like HRC, and most of the machine that supports her. I'll say that whenever I like. And, until I'm told otherwise, I won't insult you while exercising what is my right here on DU.

Good luck to you and your candidate.


My pick for 08.

Nothing in the rules about questioning the integrity of a baseless accusation.

So you've accused Rep Lewis of taking a bribe and no one said it was in a brown paper bag. So tell us what evidence you have to support such a dishonest claim, or is your charge completely baseless as I suspect?

"Most of those people have more integrity in their pinky finger than you do in your body"

This was the statement I took objection to. Again, this was my answer to you,

In my original reply, I should have worded it differently. I didn't mean to insinuate that these people took money in brown paper bags.

I'll say I'm sorry for inferring that.

Maybe I should have said: Look what Celebrity can buy. Or, look what the DLC can buy. Maybe that would have been more accurate.

Again, I didn't mean to accuse Rep Lewis, Maya, or anyone of actually TAKING money. SORRY if you saw the word "bribe" in my original reply. It wasn't there. If you keep going along this path then am I to assume that there are no rules about questioning your intelligence?

I'm not questioning the integrity of anyone here, on DU, or calling you or anyone else on DU, a liar for holding an opinion. Think what you like, call my candidate, or any other public figure to task as you like. A personal insult is a personal insult. No matter how you want to dress it.

And by the way, I have no personal problem with you, or whoever you support.

It was your baseless accusation about people like John Lewis that offends, so again I will ask you if you have ANY evidence that John Lewis' endorsement was "bought"? I am not asking anything about money.

If you think Rep Lewis endorsed Clinton because of "celebrity" than can you provide ANY evidence that Lewis was swayed by Clinton's celebrity? Any evidence that Lewis has EVER been swayed by celebrity into endorsing someone?

If you have NO EVIDENCE for your accusations, then why shouldn't the integrity of your claims be questioned?

When people make accusations they usually:

1)Identify who did wrong
2) Identify what they did wrong
3) Provide evidence showing #1 and #2 is true

You have done none of these. You obviously are making an accusation of some sort, so you can either tell us who you are accusing, what you're accusing them of and provide evidence, or you can back completely off and disavow your accusations

I think the other candidates should give it up, Hillary has won! Right?


So back to the OP, which one of the three mentioned?

Clinton has, by far, the greatest number of endorsements by the heaviest hitters.

Obamanuts will say anything

Up for grabs, if they endorse at all.

;-)

:boring:

Democrats, by and large, love Bill Clinton and his support goes a long way in helping her candidacy.

a Hillary endorsement. Over half the people in this country can't stand Oprah so what does that get him. I can't stand talk shows, with any body as host and I know a hell of a lot of people who feel the same. So what good does any endorsement mean. Squat.

figures. None of them are likley to get the candidates more votes, just more press, and a bump in crowd numbers if they actively campaign...

OK, so who's likely to bump up the crowd numbers more?

Why can't people respond to the question instead of all the cheap frills?