I haven't had much to add to John and Joe's terrific primary coverage in the past week or so, but watching uncommitted Superdelegates on TV today got me riled up. This one's for them:
What exactly do you people need to know to make up your minds at this point?
Seriously. Isn't enough enough? Pick a candidate and go with it. For a while I totally got the whole "hold out and see what happens" thing. I did. But now - especially after last night - are you really still torn?
It's just so darn annoying. And marginally insulting to our intelligence. Do you really believe I believe you're holding out because you want to hear more from Clinton and Obama on the economy? Go to their websites. I'm sure it's all there.
The following is David Parker, described as "an undeclared superdelegate from North Carolina, was a John Edwards supporter, now, as we said, undecided, hasn't made up his mind" speaking today on "American Morning":
PARKER: Looking at the rest of these primaries. Obviously, we're split 50/50. I mean, it's going to be important to see what happens at the convention. I'm looking to see who's the most persuasive on the economy. The numbers in drilling down through the CNN exit polls, the numbers are still not convincing as far as one candidate pitching their issues on the economy better than the other. I think that's going to make a difference in the fall.Kudos to John Roberts for trying to get a real answer out of the guy, but Parker wouldn't budge.
Maybe if we revoke the undecided Superdelegates' TV privileges - as in stop giving them airtime - they'll finally settle down and commit.
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