It's time for Democratic super-delegates to give Bernie Sanders a second look

[MineralMan]

5. Do you think so?

I noticed that, yesterday, CA Governor Jerry Brown endorsed Hillary Clinton. He's a super delegate, too.

The thing is that the super delegates are pretty much all long-time Democratic Party leaders and elected officials. They're pretty politically savvy, and have formed their opinions over time. For most, an early endorsement of Clinton's candidacy was based on long-term thinking and experience.

Those who think that many of those solid Democratic Party members are going to suddenly abandon that and opt to endorse Bernie Sanders are kidding themselves. The vast majority of super delegates will stick with their earlier decision to support Hillary. They don't really have any reason to change their opinion. So, they won't.

What they'll do is look at the pledged delegate count and popular vote following the June 7 primaries and that will convince them that they were right in the first place. Hillary will have the majority in both. Why would any super delegate switch to the candidate that has lost both of those things?

It's not happening. Sorry.