This will be a bad morning for the partisans. The bias charge will be in the air, hyperbole in warp drive, and moral outrage in the red zone. Let’s start with the bad news for Obama: As the April 22 primary gets closer, Clinton is shoring up gay endorsements in Pennsylvania. Philadelphia’s largest gay political group, the Liberty City Democratic Club, gave its endorsement to Clinton this week.

“Her record of accomplishment is proof positive that she’ll be a fighter for the LGBT community in the White House and that’s what we need,” said Matthew Woodcock, a spokesperson for the group.

The nod from the the Liberty Democratic Club comes a few weeks after the Steel City Democrats, located in Pittsburgh, announced their support to Clinton. All of this gay love mirrors the polls, which have Obama trailing his rival.

Alas, there is some rain on this Clinton parade. Despite the Rev. Wright fallout for Obama and the assumption from the clattering class that he was done, the senator from Illinois remains in a dead heat with Clinton. More good news for Obama is that her negatives are on the rise, even with women.

That same poll showed Democrats need to be concerned how the bitter race between Clinton and Obama make it easier for McCain to take the White House come fall; however, why should the party be worried? Much better to sing to the choir and “be right” than to win an election or two.