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March 26, 2008 - 4:58pm

Sims, too, says his superdelegate vote not set in stone

By Bryan Bissell
Tags: Ron Sims, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, superdelegates, superdelegate

King County Executive and Democratic Party Superdelegate Ron Sims said in an interview with KUOW's Steve Scher today that, while he still supported Hillary Clinton he acknowledged that circumstances might change that stance.

Slog's Sanders has a transcript here.

The basics are below.

Steve Scher: Are you still committed to Hillary Clinton as a superdelegate?

Ron Sims: Oh yeah, I am.

Scher: Nothing’s going to change that?

Sims: I didn’t say that.

 

 

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