Gore and Carter can endorse Obama whenever they please

[thewiseguy]

The voters in Pennsylvania are not any more important than the voters in Wisconsin, Texas, Ohio, California, Colorado,..etc. It is very unlikely that the results of Pennsylvania primary will have a significant impact on Obama's pledge delegate lead.

If Hillary has the choice to continue her bid for presidency and seek the endorsement of Edwards then Gore and Carter have the right and choice of endorsing Obama whenever they wish.

Why is it that when Hillary receives endorsements, her fans do not discuss hearing the voters' voice first but when Obama gets an endorsement then we are reminded of how "Hillary is being pushed out".

Why did Hillary have such a huge lead among superdelegates before this race even started? The Hillary fans were not concerned about people's voice then?

After Pennsylvania there will be another state and after that there will be another one. Gore and Carter do not have to wait for Pennsylvania voters to speak in order to make up their mind. More than half of this country has voted already.

We count as much as Pennsylvania does.

[Median Democrat]

1. If They Do,They Are Traitors . . .

Like Bill Richardson. Particularly Al Gore. Like Richardson, Gore owes the Clintons.

[leftstreet]

3. Um..."welcome to DU" n/t

[Median Democrat]

4. Thanks!

I guess sarcasm does not transfer well. Just read today's LA Times article discussing Carville's description of Bill Richardson as a Judas, and I am still a bit annoyed. Perhaps even bitter.

[JimGinPA]

5. This Board Is A Minefield...

There's a 50-50 (well 70-30) chance whatever you post will be found offensive.

[cooolandrew]

2. I hope Gore and Carter vote as their hearts dictate. The drawn ou process has to end soon.