Political bits II - More endorsements?

(AJC) A rumor that Rep John Lewis will endorse Obama soon.

(CNN) A newly furry faced Bill Richardson talks cagily about the prospect of endorsing someone (Clinton?) or not.

(Ambinder) Clinton endorsed by retired Maj. Gen. Taguba.

(Ambinder) "(Clinton) Advisers figure that a loss in Texas is as likely as a win in Ohio; a large number of staffers appear to be willing to quit en masse next Wednesday if there’s a split decision and Clinton gives notice that she intends to fight for another month." (Treat as very rumory.)

(CNN) Huckabee's flogging McCain's FEC problem.

Greg Sargeant takes a look at the latest Clinton claim, that the media wants them to lose.

(SUSA) Clinton +6 in Ohio.

(ThePage) Two more superdelegates for Obama.

Howard Dean when asked about a possible convention mess.

"I think when someone gets to 2,025 it will be pretty clear," Dean said.

O'Donnell pointed out, "Well that's not going to happen in March or April, Governor."

"It could," Dean responded, "because I think you're already seeing movement among the superdelegates, the unpledged delegates and there will be more pledged delegates assigned as we go through this next round of primaries."

Dean ended with this prediction: "I think the odds are much better than 50-50 that the nominee will be decided before we ever get to Denver."

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