TalkingPointsMemo

While the Clinton campaign goes after one superdelegate who switched over to the Obama campaign, it may rely money to keep the others, Josh Marshall writes. Hillary Clinton’s spokesman Howard Wolfson questioned whether Joe Andrew, the former Democratic Party chairman and current Obama backer, was really from Indiana. Marshall doesn’t see why Wolfson attacked Andrew since he’s not too impressed with Andrew’s clout. Superdelegates’ fear of ticking off half of their donors may be keeping them from publicly endorsing Barack Obama, writes Marshall. That may explain Sen. Claire McCaskill’s (D-Mo.) remark that most congressional superdelegates support Obama but have yet to announce it.