Whither Lewis?

His spokeswoman denies that he’s switched, Rep. Lewis himself hasn’t said anything.

Greg Sargent follows up with the Times reporter:

So he says, if this comes down to be a super-delegate vote — which he hopes and believes it will not — that he will support Senator Obama. But even more than that, he says he’s concerned about this campaign going into a long fight to the convention. He said it would be damaging to Senator Obama and to Senator Clinton. And he said unequivocally that he would cast his vote for Senator Obama.

There is a total “pundit tizzy” brewing.

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