http://www.kcdems.net/LD/?OrgID=41
lists her email as:
skmast@att.net

Thanks! I added it to the list

Senator Hillary Clinton is probably the most intelligent, educated, and prepared candidate of the field. Granted, she is not one of the radical liberals that could speak out against the corporate controlled system that is skewed against the people in this country but we have been in this fix for a long time--finding someone who speaks out but can't get elected and one that is skilled in doing whatever can be done in such a government mess that we are in.

I would not vote for her just because she is a woman but let's face it, people have been voting for men since our country was founded. It is time that we tapped the high intelligence and preparation of a woman for a change. Maybe her finger would not push the atomic button of war so readily.

If Hillary is elected president there will have been a Bush or a Clinton in the White House for 32 years. That is nepotism, not democracy. This country needs an inspiring leader, not another President who will continue to divide the nation.

I watched Gregoire and Nickels with some disdain at the rally on Friday for Sen. Obama in Seattle. As they were handing out 'Chris Gregoire, Govener' placards to the crowd, it was a telling sign as people looked slightly confused as to why they were holding them. Both politicians have put their finger in the political wind and are clearly looking down the line to their own re-election. It was the only damper on an otherwise exciting event.

As for the other 2 Senators of Washington, I wonder what their true feelings really are. I remember the Clintons stumping & appearing at fund-raisers to support their campaigns. Political favors are a reality so I wasn't that surprised to find the endorsements going in Sen. Clinton's favour.

But the WA caucus results had the effect of framing all of them as weak leaders. I hope they wake up & examine what they got into public office for in the first place. (How is it that between the lot of them some consensus on a solution to our transportation problems can't be made?) The expectation in my voting friends now is that nothing will be done, much will be promised (AGAIN), preceeding the elections.

Wake up elected officials. We're going to remember in November. Participating in our fine state caucus yesterday reminded me that it is much better to vote FOR someone than it is to vote against. So, political endorsements aside, show us you can bring people together to make solutions. This presidential campaign will continue to be close - you can't count on apathy. We're going to remember in November!

Thank you for providing this list. It is very important that the average citizen contact these "superdelegates" and let them know what we think!!!

How in the world do you get 32 years?

Bush I: 4 years.
Bill Clinton: 8 years
Bush II: 8 years

For those who are math-challenged, that is 20 years so far.

If Hillary Clinton were to win, that would bring it to 24 years in 2012. If she were to win re-election for 2012 to 2016, that makes 28 years.

That still is not 32 years!