Certainly one of the primary considerations for Superdelegates as they ponder the choice between Hillary and Obama has to be the mood and attitude of Black voters and how their decision might affect that vital voting bloc in November.It is conventional wisdom that if Clinton outmanuevers Obama and ends up with the nomination while winning fewer pledged delegates, that African Americans will be so disgusted with the party that they will stay home in droves on election day.How true is the CW? David Lightman and William Douglas of McClatchy explain:If Obama isn't the nominee, "there would be a significant number of African-Americans who would stay home. They're not voting for (presumptive Republican nominee) John McCain," predicted David Bositis, a senior analyst at the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, which researches black voting trends.Todd Shaw, a University of South Carolina political science professor, agreed, citing a groundswell of African-American...(Read Full Post)