On the Fence and in the Spotlight

Washington Post by Philip Rucker | Jun. 4, 2008 (Special Report)

Unlike many of the other 795 superdelegates -- governors, members of congress, former presidents and party elders -- Mizeur is a relative nobody in the world of presidential politics. But her status as undeclared through six months of primary voting transformed her into a somebody. Full Story »

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by Jeff Clark - Oct. 1, 2008

Good behind-the-scenes human interest story to give a glance what went into the superdelegates' decision--and indecision. Is factual--Mizeur kept a diary--but leaves it to the reader to draw his or her own conclusions. Nice to have a more ordinary face on what goes on in the political world.