Hillary Clinton

U.S. Rep. Mike Michaud endorsed John Edwards early in the presidential campaign.

When Edwards dropped out, Michaud entered vast realm of “uncommitted superdelegates”, the subject of virtually every pundit debate and a buzz word in political circles.

Following Edwards’ endorsement of Barack Obama, Michaud has decided to remain uncommitted.

U.S. Rep. Tom Allen endorsed Obama on Monday, helping to put him in the lead with superdelegates.

Following Tuesday’s Indiana and North Carolina primaries, many are calling for Hillary Clinton to quit the race. What do you think? Should she? Is the continued divisiveness between her and Barack Obama hurting the Democratic Party?

Leave a comment and let us know!

Her supporters say she should stay in, and call for the votes in Michigan and Florida to be counted.

Her opponents say she should drop out because she trails in the popular vote and delegate count.

What do you think?

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I was just faxed a copy of a letter from some woman named Charlotte Iserbyt - who is apparently a delegate to the Maine Republican convention. This letter almost makes me wish I were going to the convention!

She does not like John McCain. No, that would be too kind. Let me quote her letter:

"This letter, supported by many delegates to the Republican Convention, is literally about saving the party and the nation from a maniacal neoconservative war monger, who supports a United State presence in Iraq for 100 years, and who is not really even a Republican"

Click more to view the Monty Python video clip this cartoon is based on.

Check out the winner and runner-ups for this week's Cartoon Caption Contest.

Did you watch last night's debate between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama? What did you think? Which one came out on top?

Click on the image to the right to view my Debate Sketchpad from last night's 21st (and final?) Democratic Presidential Debate.

Also: Watch video of Hillary getting booed after making comments in Pittsburgh.