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Seiu Backs Obama

Polls are an interesting phenomena.who would become the first woman U.S.
Rasmussen came out this morning withpresident.
their poll of Texas and they showedThe good news is that New Mexico finally
Clinton ahead 54-38%. Three hours latercounted all their votes. Hillary got one
the American Research Poll came outmore delegate!
showing Obama leading Hillary in TexasPrimarily, the endorsement will allow
by a 48-42% differential. While pollsObama to tap into the Washington,
can be misleading, the endorsement byD.C.-based union's staff resources and
the SEIU is not!fund-raising abilities to help his
The U.S. service workers union is tocampaign. It is also just another in the
endorse Obama this afternoon. That'sline of endorsements that he's
BIG!collecting. Even some of the Super
The 1.9 million-member Service EmployeesDelegates are now switching to Obama.
International Union was expected toRepresentative John Lewis, an elder
announce the endorsement later in thestatesman from the civil rights era and
day, according to insider unionone of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's
officials. The SEIU, one of themost prominent black supporters, said
fastest-growing labor organizations inThursday night that he planned to cast
North America, represents health carehis vote as a superdelegate for Senator
and other service industry workers.Barack Obama in hopes of preventing a
The endorsement should help Obama in hisfight at the Democratic convention. So
battle for the Democratic presidentialwhat's a gal to do? That's as big as
nomination against Sen. Hillary ClintonDavid Wilhelm switching to Obama.
going into the March 4 primaries inPray? Maybe get down and dirty and go on
Texas and Ohio. The two contests arethe attack? Probably!
crucial for Clinton, a New York senator



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