Marching inevitably forward---Obama gains 4 supers---Clinton lose another plus following the money!

Over the weekend the Obama campaign gained four more superdelegate endorsements while the Clinton camp lost another. As it stands Obama's hard count has now grown to 220 (DCW has it at 219) to Clinton's falling 245 . Obama is also beginning to lead in elected office holders, (13-to-10 Governors, 17-to-13 U.S. Senators, and 71-to-73 U.S. Representatives---or---101-to-96). Over the weekend the following developments took place.

• Susan Montee (DNC-MO, MO State Auditor) endorsed Obama after convention election.
• Rob Carver (DNC-DE) was selected as DE's add-on, he had organized Obama's grass roots campaign in Deleware.
• Yvette Alexander (DNC-DC) DC Council member endorsed Obama from democrat Hudson's efforts.
  
• Dan Hannaher (DNC-ND) ND's State Democratic Chairman endorsed Obama.
  
• Helen Langan (DNC-UT) NPR reports that the Utah super is now uncommitted from pressure being exhibited from her state constituents.

On what is now being called the Friday afternoon bad news "dump" the Clinton's released their tax returns from 2001-2007 where their income exceeded $109M. The details are even more revealing to this outlandish effort to become American royals.
Sen. Clinton's salary $150,200

• Sen. Clinton's book royalties $152,864
• President Clinton's pension $186,600
• President Clinton's book income $4,434,446
• President Clinton's speeches $10,145,000
• Partnership income $2,750,000 (partnership income apparently comes from Burkle)
• Adviser income from InfoUSA $400,000
• Income from savings accounts $485,000
• Investment income from Blind Trust $3,515,000