June 2, 2008 - 6:37pm
Superdel McDonald backs Obama
By Bryan BissellOne of Washington's automatic delegates, DNC member David McDonald, has pledged his support to Sen. Barack Obama, per the AP.
McDonald sat on the DNC rules committee that met over the weekend to decide the fate of disputed delegates in Florida and Michigan, and waited until after the meeting to endorse in order to avoid a perceived conflict of interest.
Obama "has brought astounding new energy and hope to the Democratic Party nationwide," he told the AP.
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