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February 1, 2008
Posted: 02:40 PM ET
Richardson served as Clinton's Energy Secretary and U.N. Ambassador.
(CNN) — CNN has learned that New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson will watch the Super Bowl this Sunday with former President Bill Clinton in Red River, New Mexico. Despite the obvious implications for the much sought after endorsement of Richardson, a Hispanic who holds sway in the community, a top Democratic source describes this as "two old friends getting together, and not to be "construed as a coming endorsement." Nonetheless, Richardson is not unaware of the power of that picture. The former president has been phoning Richardson “with regularity” since he dropped out of the Democratic presidential race. Richardson spokesman Pahl Shipley said the office does not comment on the governor’s private schedule. – CNN Senior Political Correspondent Candy Crowley Filed under: Bill Clinton Bill Richardson |
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