Bill Richardson on Face the Nation this morning?

[Raven]

I wonder what he'll say...

[jefferson_dem]

1. Hmmm...

:popcorn:

[adoraz]

2. Obama doesn't have anything planned this morning

slime possibility, but maybe he will be there for an endorsement?

Not sure how the program works though, maybe that wouldn't be allowed.

I just find it odd how Obama has NO events planned, at all.

[Sensitivity]

13. Probably private time in family and spiritual devotion, NO?

[tekisui]

3. Also on FTN will be Obama supporter Dodd and Clinton supporter Byah.

I hope he makes an announcement.





For Obama.

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

11. I'm glad Bayh is a Clintonite.

On Press The Meat there was a hypothesis of Bayh as VP. That should scrap him as an Obama choice.

I'm still screaming "Nooooooooooooooo!"

[stellanoir]

4. He always strikes me as refreshingly "down to earth" and easy going.

[texastoast]

5. And experienced and capable

But without the high-strung, glammy media image.

[NightWatcher]

6. my guess is No Beard= Endorsement

the beard is the sign that the person doesnt want to be in the middle of someone else's campaign. See Gore

[NightWatcher]

7. He's got a beard....No Endorsement "not right now"

"D-day is Tuesday, whoever has the most delegates after Tuesday should be the nominee"

[tekisui]

14. There is NO possible way Hillary will have more delegates after Tues.

She'd have to gain over 100. That's not going to happen.

Richardson is for Obama.

[amisaid1]

8. Endorsement?

He said that after Tuesday that the candidate with the most delegates should be the nominee and that the party needs to come around that candidate.

[NightWatcher]

9. sounded like an Obama endorsement to me.

"Sen Obama has huge national momentum" BR

[zulchzulu]

10. He is not endorsing anyone and waiting for Tuesday's results

He did give a clear indication that calls from Madeleine Albright urging him to endorse Hillary and he made it clear he ran against her for a reason.

[jefferson_dem]

12. My take - -

Richardson implied that, unless Hillary makes big gains on Tuesday and demonstrates some reasonable chance of closing the pledged delegate gap, we should rally around Obama as the eventual nominee. That goal might be assisted by his own endorsement.