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“Don’t have a scorecard, but are the Dems most exposed on this the same ones who turned their back on Hillary?”

You have that right! They all were on Obama’s side against Hillary.

Feb 26, 2008 ... Chris Dodd endorsed Obama and then later said: UPDATE: Dodd used his endorsement to pitch a new message for the Obama camp — that it is time for Democrats to unite around a single candidate:

“It is now the hour to come together,” he told reporters in Cleveland. “I believe the hour has come now for us to make that choice - to stand up and say we’re going to get behind this candidacy.” http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/02/26/chris-dodd-endorses-obama_n_88474.html

Barney Frank originally endorsed Hillary and became part of her economic team BUT — Jun 5, 2008 ... Charles Rangel of New York, Barney Frank of Massachusetts, ... Hillary can do the right thing and support Obama
http://bourbonroom.blogs.foxnews.com/2008/06/05/reps-rangel-frank-and-dicks-leaned-on-hillary-to-drop/

the hated Reid and Pelosi support the beloved Obama from Dem Underground; from the New York Observer: Whatever her official posture, Nancy Pelosi is not neutral in the Democratic primary.

Typically, for instance, someone who is neutral wouldn’t say that victory by one of the candidates would be “harmful.” That’s essentially how Pelosi, the supposedly impartial House Speaker, has characterized the prospective nomination of Hillary Clinton.

“If the votes of the superdelegates overturn what happens in the elections, it would be harmful to the Democratic Party,” Pelosi said in an interview for ABC’s “This Week” that was taped late last week.

Shows that the people involved at the top all were either Obama supporters at the beginning or quickly became Obama supporters and worked to get Hillary out of the race.

Clinton is paying Obama back along with the people in the House involved. Dodd is on Clinton’s bad list to be kind.