Does anybody know who John Conyers' is supporting?

[MadBadger]

I consider him the sharpest Democrat out there known for fighting for African Americans. Who is he supporting?

Oh, and I'm also to ignorant to look at google myself, so I will keep on asking stupid questions that I may or may not know the answer to already.

[Nedsdag]

1. He's supporting Obama.

That's why he's endorsing the "vote uncommitted" slate for the Michigan primary.

[Lucinda]

11. I see that as more a protection of his states voters.

Unless he said he is specifically for Obama

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

Is it true that Hillary went to school at a fundamentalist madrassa?

I'm very concerned.

[William769]

2. I know.

A BIGOT!

[MaineDem]

3. I'm pretty sure it's Obama. n/t

[Nailzberg]

4. Off to Best Buy.

:spray:

Need a new monitor.

[MadBadger]

5. That other poster has been posting BS like this for the past couple days

Like is Obama pro-choice?

[Nailzberg]

7. Oh, believe me, I've seen it.

I've blasted him on every one.

[gateley]

6. MY stupid question is, do Congresspeople and Senators generally make public

who they're supporting? I know Kerry just endorsed Obama, but is that usually the case?

I think they might be hesitant to do so lest they lose favor with the incoming Prez if they'd happened to support a different candidate.

I always feel there's a political motive behind every move they make, don't you?

[Cameron27]

8. I think they saw an Obama sweep

and since endorsements aren't made overnight, they probably signed on before NH. Or not.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

9. I don't know but he endorsed Clinton before

President Bill Clinton

[Lucinda]

10. I didn't hear that he had endorsed anyone.

[HeraldSquare212]

12. Obama, per this article

It doesn't allow right-clicking, so I couldn't copy it here, but it's about what was at that time a 15-15 split in the Cong Black Caucus between Obama and Clinton; I don't know if that's changed at all. There's no dateline, but it's pre-Iowa at least.

http://www.blackpressusa.com/News/Article.asp?SID=3&Title=National+News&NewsID=14868

[Nailzberg]

13. I right clicked it, maybe it's my browser.

The split between the all-Democratic members of the CBC is as follows:
Endorsing Hillary Clinton are Lee, Stephanie Tubbs Jones of Ohio; Kendrick Meek, Corrine Brown and Alcee Hastings of Florida; Yvette Clarke, Charles Rangel, Gregory Meeks and Edolphus Towns of New York; Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri; Dianne Watson and Laura Richardson of California; David Scott and John Lewis of Georgia; and Donna Christian-Christensen (V.I.).

Endorsing Barack Obama are Scott, Danny Davis, Bobby Rush and Jesse Jackson Jr. of Illinois; Barbara Lee of California; Artur Davis of Alabama; Gwen Moore of Wisconsin; Lacy Clay of Missouri; Elijah Cummings of Maryland; Sanford Bishop and Hank Johnson of Georgia; John Conyers of Michigan; Keith Ellison of Minnesota; Chaka Fattah of Pennsylvania; and Al Green of Texas.

Endorsing John Edwards are: Johnson of Texas; Mel Watt and G. K. Butterfield of North Carolina.

Those who had not endorsed by NNPA deadline were: Eleanor Holmes Norton of D.C.; Jim Clyburn of South Carolina; Bennie Thompson of Mississippi; Al Wynn of Maryland; William Jefferson of Louisiana; Donald Payne of New Jersey, Maxine Waters of California and CBC Chairwoman Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick of Michigan.

http://www.blackpressusa.com/News/Article.asp?SID=3&Title=National+News&NewsID=14868

[MaineDem]

14. "...questions that I may or may not know the answer to already."

Is this a game?

[MadBadger]

15. Guilty?

[MaineDem]

16. Me? Why would I be guilty?

At first I thought this was a legitimate question then I re-read your initial post and you said you were asking questions you might already know the answers to. I just wondered if you were playing.

I don't have time for games.