HILLARY IN ATTACK MODE AS ANOTHER SUPERDELEGATE FLEES CAMP

JOE ANDREW HAS BEEN QUOTED SAYING,
"The same words will come out of the [Clinton] surrogates' mouths to attack me that the Republicans used — and that demonstrates the very hypocrisy of the old politics..."

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