Here is an in-house fight I think most DUers would agree on - get rid of Super Delagates!

[Gothmog]

232. I was a delegate to the national convention and I have read DNC rules on voting

I have read the DNC and the model state party rules on delegate selection. Under DNC rules no delegate (both pledged or super) are legally obligated to vote for any candidate. The DNC rules are in effect based on the same legal reasoning that says that presidential electors are free to vote for the candidate of their choice. I understand and agree with the legal analysis underlying the current DNC rules which is why I think that the proposals and the plans to "bind" super delegates to vote the same as the results of such super delegate's state primary do not make sense and will not work. If the legal reasoning in the presidential elector case is correct, then the DNC cannot bind either pledged delegates or super delegates to vote for a particular candidate. The current DNC rules are clear that pledged delegates as well as super delegates can vote as such delegates deem fit.

I know a number of members of the Congressional Black Caucus as well as a number of super delegates. Elected officials are free to endorse the candidate of their choice during the primary process and should not lose this right simply because they are a super delegate

If you understand the DNC rules, the proposals to restrict the rights of super delegates make no sense.