Now, I don't need an email from Obama asking for money for me to donate, but then again, if anything it's a good reminder. Emails from the Clinton campaign are also good reminders to donate to Obama

Today is the last day in April, so if you want your name in that FEC filing, better get right on it.

If you forgot to buy your latte today and have some money to spare, then Donate

If your precious Prius cost you even less in gas that you though this week, then Donate

If you like this eye-candy of a poster:



Then Donate (minimum $30)

New Mexico Senator Jeff Bingaman, a Super Delegate, is set to endorse Senator Barack Obama in his bid for the Democratic Party nomination for POTUS.

Source: http://thepage.time.com/2008/04/28/sen-b ingaman-to-endorse-obama/

UPDATE:
About Jeff Bingaman: He is the junior Senator from New Mexico, and has been in the Senate since he won the seat from Republican Harrison Schmitt in 1982

Bingaman is Chairman of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee and a member of the Finance Committee; Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee; and Joint Committee on the Economy.
[Source: wikipedia].

UPDATE II:
That makes 18 Senators for Obama, 13 for Clinton. IMHO, this speaks volumes
Thanks to Bob Johnson, via Demconwatch

UPDATE III:
Statement:

To make progress, we must rise above the partisanship and the issues that divide us to find common ground. We must move the country in a dramatically new direction.

I strongly believe Barack Obama is best positioned to lead the nation in that new direction.

She shan't receive my support in any future contest, be it this presidential run (should she secure the nomination) or any other.

We can all pretend to be mere participants in this "civil" discourse, and claim that whoever the nominee might be we will support him or her. Not I.

Being a reasonable fellow (mostly), I won't write off Senator Clinton without giving her an in back into this relationship. It's fairly simple, apologize and repent, or lose my support:

The campaign filed on the 20th of April, as required by the FEC. Here are some interesting observations at first glance:
[Note: All observations stand true according to the filing as of March 31st 2008]

The campaign's biggest debt remains to be the $5,000,000 loaned to the campaign by Senator Clinton

The campaign, to date, owes Senator Clinton $10,879.89 in interest on the $5,000,000 loan (at a rate of 1.26%)

The Campaign's second largest debt is to Penn, Schoen & Berland Assoc. LLC  
Amount: $4,577,820.61

A short diary to direct your attention to a very (urgently) important report about the state of our troops and veterans from a health and wellness point of view. This, in my humble opinion, should be the number one issue today, tomorrow, and during this campaign. It should remain as the number one issue in the general election and beyond.

Assuming that the prevalence found in this study is representative of the 1.64 million servicemembers who had been deployed for OEF/OIF as of October 2007, we estimate that approximately 300,000 individuals currently suffer from PTSD or major depression and that 320,000 individuals experienced a probable TBI during deployment.

300,000! I don't hear Hannity discuss this much, or the MSM. We're too worried about ABC's game-show of a debate, and Obama and Clinton's feelings and gaffes. Please spend some time at least reading the summary of the report (PDF), then act whichever way you can to do something about this: contact your representative, your senator, the news media, anyone!