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s e simultâneamente trocando em miúdos: "Tens aí um lindo comité político, Nancy. Seria uma pena que alguma coisa lhe acontecesse..." Mas ao que parece, não teve grande efeito, uma vez que esta veio reafirmar o que já tinha dito antes: Speaker Pelosi is confident that superdelegates will choose between Sens. Clinton or Obama — our two strong candidates — before the convention in August," Daly said.

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On Wednesday, a spokesperson for Pelosi said that the Speaker was "confident" in her proclamation that superdelegates -- when deciding between Sen. Barack Obama and Clinton -- should take into primary consideration the tallies of both the popular vote and the pledged delegate count. "The

Clinton Donors Object to Pelosi Comment UPDATE: It doesn't sound like the letter had much effect on Pelosi's attitude towards the nomination. From her press office:

Clinton Donors Object to Pelosi Comment UPDATE: It doesn't sound like the letter had much effect on Pelosi's attitude towards the nomination. From her press office

“We therefore urge you to clarify your position on super-delegates and reflect in your comments a more open view to the optional independent actions of each of the delegates at the National Convention in August,” the letter stated. Fortunately Pelosi has a little more spine than some of the cowering CEO’s the BSD’s faced in the 90’s.

her leadership PAC. By comparison, Barack Obama has collected $34,700 from them for his Senate and presidential campaigns, plus $17,500 to his leadership PAC. And there's no telling how much this group has helped raise for Democrats over the years. And my colleague Patrick O'Connor reports that the speaker isn't budging: Speaker Pelosi is confident that superdelegates will choose between Sens. Clinton or Obama — our two strong candidates — before the convention in August," Daly said.

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her leadership PAC. By comparison, Barack Obama has collected $34,700 from them for his Senate and presidential campaigns, plus $17,500 to his leadership PAC. And there's no telling how much this group has helped raise for Democrats over the years. And my colleague Patrick O'Connor reports that the speaker isn't budging: Speaker Pelosi is confident that superdelegates will choose between Sens. Clinton or Obama — our two strong candidates — before the convention in August," Daly said.