Democratic endorsement thread

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If they're from the candidate's home state, state isn't given

Clinton:
Sen. Schumer
Rep. Bishop
Rep. Crowley
Rep. Engel
Rep. Gillibrand
Rep. Higgins
Rep. Israel
Rep. Maloney
Rep. Meeks
Rep.  Nadler
Rep.  Napolitano (CA)
Rep. Tubbs-Jones (OH)
Rep. Weiner

Obama:
Sen. Durbin
Rep. Bean
Rep.  Conyers (MI)
Rep.  Costello
Rep.  Artur Davis (AL)
Rep.  Danny Davis
Rep.  Rush
Rep. Schakowsky
Gov. Kaine (VA)

Edwards:
Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson (TX)
Rep.  Wynn (MD)

Richardson:
Sen. Bingaman
Rep. Tom Udall

Vilsack:
Sen. Harkin

Dodd:
Rep. DeLauro
Rep.  Becerra (CA)
Rep.  Courtney
Rep.  Patrick Kennedy (RI)
Rep.  Larson
Rep.  Chris Murphy

Biden:
Rep. Carper

Dodd is doing surprisingly well endorsement wise. Of course, Obama and Clinton are doing better.

[Yates]

Senator Dodd has a powerful stump speech.

[Saxwsylvania]

Senator Dodd has a powerful stump speech.

Really?  What is it? 

Sometimes when you intend to be sarcastic, you have to be less subtle about it.

[TheresNoMoney]

The big one is Governor Kaine's endorsement of Barack Obama.

[Yates]

Senator Dodd has a powerful stump speech.

Really?  What is it? 

Sometimes when you intend to be sarcastic, you have to be less subtle about it.

I was not being sarcastic.  His language is powerful and bombastic, and noticeably less subdued than Clinton or Obama.  For an example, see his speech to the DNC Winter Meeting.

[Eraserhead]

The big one is Governor Kaine's endorsement of Barack Obama.

Yeah that was an impressive pick up for Obama. Lets hope Warner and Webb follow Kaine's lead.

[Joe Republic]

Surely Bill Clinton ought to be added to Hillary's list?