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Originally Posted by tisonlyi
How, in any way, does being endorsed by the politicians who have failed to give the people this 'change' that they are seemingly crying out for this time around help convince people that he's the change they need?
Ted Kennedy?
Rejected Candidates of this election and previous processes?
Senators and congressmen of now and the near past - hey, they're not members of the established order with niches to defend to the death, are they?
Real change doesn't come with support from the established order, no matter how eloquent the rhetoric. Real change comes from an overwhelming mandate of the people _against_ the established interests in power.
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I understand what you're saying. But in this case the race has come down to the super delegates, ie the politicians and the establishment. Clinton, mathematically, can not catch Obama in the reg. delegates or the pop vote and Obama can not reach the need number without the SD's. So when one of the major SD's comes out and endorses it can lead other's to follow, which is what I'm hoping.