Anyone laying odds on who John Edwards is going to endorse?

[lonestarnot]

My worthless money is on Obama.

[quantass]

1. Neither -- but if i had to choose: Definitely Obama

It's only because he has a big hardon for his own healthcare despite being 95% identical to Obamas is what prevents him from endorsing Obama....hell, virtually all his supporters have turned Obama so it is safe to say he would too (if it wasnt the healthcare slight difference).

[ClericJohnPreston]

24. TRY AGAIN

The real Edwards supporters wouldn't go near Obama. I should know Canuck.

[quakerboy]

Why do you

seem to have a problem with Canadians?

[cali]

27. Canuck? That's a slur, genius. You're real alright- a real reactionary.

and nothing more.

[MethuenProgressive]

28. Linkto offcial website of the NHL's Vancouver Canucks:

http://canucks.nhl.com/

[Clintonista2]

42. Canuck isn't a slur moron

[redqueen]

39. ...

“Will she be the person that is going to bring about change in this country? I believe in Santa Clause and the Tooth Fairy but I really don’t think that is going to happen. I really don’t. I think that if people want the status quo, Senator Clinton is your candidate.” - John Edwards

[TML]

2. Neither

It won't be Hillary, but I think he's more likely to stay on the sidelines than endorse Obama.

[gmudem]

3. Obama or neither

Clinton supporters who think he might endorse her clearly never paid attention to a thing he said during his campaign.

[VenusRising]

4. I think it will all come down to the jet skis.

:rofl:

[goclark]

5. My bets are not on Obama

Didn't he just put his running on hold?

If so,wouldn't he be wise to keep his options open until the Convention?

[jackson_dem]

14. That was for legal reasons. His campaign is over

By "suspending" instead of ending it officially he was able to get another round of FEC funds to pay off campaign bills. This is not unusual for a campaign.

[goclark]

30. Thanks now I get it nt

[boppers]

6. The pro-corporation, pro-lobby, pro-special-interests candidate.

Which one would that be again?






:sarcasm:

[FrenchieCat]

8. He didn't mention any of those issue tonight on Colbert......

he's gone back to poverty and health care only. Didn't mention corporate powers or anything remotely close. So I'd say if anyone, it would be Hillary, for the fact that she wants mandates (weird narrow reason considering)....but he left out lobbyists and corporate powers out for a reason, although when he was running last, he was railing against the Corporate powers.

Maybe one day, we'll see.

[jackson_dem]

12. Hey FrenchCat, it was a comedy show not a policy speech

:eyes:

He was third out of eight when he began railing against corporations.

[Radical Activist]

17. What year during his Senate term did he start railing against corporations?

Year seven I guess?

[jackson_dem]

9. Ask Edwards himself. He isn't starstruck. He knows Obama is a corporate candidate (like hillary)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScIBEtJOh5w

There is much more, such as Edwards' campaign manager pointing out Obama "sold out" to the insurance industry in Illinois. If he did it in Illinois what makes one thing he would not do it in DC?

[Radical Activist]

15. Compromising on one bill doesn't make someone a sell out.

Its called the legislative process.
Of course we know Edwards already sold out on issue after issue when he was in Washington and I'm sure he would have again. Obama and Kucinich were the progressive choices in this election and I'm glad one of them is about to win.

[aaroh]

7. elizabeth edwards for hillary, john edwards for obama

[Auntie Bush]

40. I think it is just the reverse.

John's for Hillary's policies...Eliz is for Hillary's Health care plan but not for Hillary personally...thus, no endorsement. If they ever endorse...they will endorse Hillary. Frankly I don't think they really like either one.

I think they like Clinton's ideas more than Obama's but they don't think Hillary can win so they won't endorse her. They don't want to lose their chances of getting a cabinet post in an Obama administration. I can see them endorsing Hillary if she shows a lot of momentum and a chance to win. I think Hillary would give him a job he could die for...but Obama won't. Hence no endorsement for Obama.

[madrchsod]

10. nobody

he`ll vote for someone but won`t endorse..it`s to late to do any good for either candidate

[blogslut]

11. Whoever promises to make him a spy

and give his family jet skis. :)

http://www.comedycentral.com/colbertreport/

[Blue_In_AK]

37. Don't forget putting his picture on money.

:rofl:

[AspenRose]

43. And secret service protection for the dogs.

:-)

[geek tragedy]

13. Clinton. He wants credit if she pulls off a miracle.

Maybe he can channel the spirit of her dead presidential aspirations.

[HCE SuiGeneris]

16. It doesn't matter who he endorses

Obama will be the nominee

[ClayZ]

18. Double down and split. OBAMA/44

K and R

[jackson_dem]

19. The Democratic nominee. It is clear he has problems with both

All reports we have gotten have said he thinks Obama will bring change while Clinton will not--except that Obama can't win while Clinton would "pummel" the rethugs. Obama can't bring any change if he loses. When you accept that it is not a choice between Clinton and Obama but Clinton and McSame.

[HCE SuiGeneris]

20. You are some kinda deluded...

:crazy:

[Andrea]

21. My bet would be he won't until

we have an actual nominee. Not only do I think he doesn't really support either one, but by remaining neutral he has more leverage to get some input in the platform.

[Danger Mouse]

22. Neither.

[TragedyandHope]

23. Kawasaki 800 SXR

[ClericJohnPreston]

25. It won't be

Obama ;)

[HCE SuiGeneris]

26. Says a completely unbiased observer without any supporting evidence...

:eyes:

[AZSlacker]

29. My guess is Obama

But only after it no longer matters (i.e. After Hillary has suspended her campaign)

[goldcanyonaz]

31. My bet is on, no one. He is shooting for the coveted statemen position, like Gore.

We're so entrenched that it wouldn't even matter anyway.

[scheming daemons]

32. He'll hold his (middle) finger up in the air and see which way the wind is blowing...

...and then he'll endorse Obama.

[AllentownJake]

33. No one

I don't see it his best interest to piss either off in case somehow they become the nominee. Plus he can play the role of a broker if things end up a draw.

[IsItJustMe]

34. Neither, he waited to late.

[Texas Hill Country]

35. neither. till it is clear who is winning

[IndependentDem]

36. i think he would like to endorse Obama but Elizabeth would like him to endorse Clinton...

just a feeling, no facts to back it up.

[redqueen]

38. “Will she be the person that is going to bring about change in this country?

I believe in Santa Clause and the Tooth Fairy but I really don’t think that is going to happen. I really don’t. I think that if people want the status quo, Senator Clinton is your candidate.” - John Edwards

[Secret_Society]

41. If Hillary wins PA by more than ten...

I think he will endorse her. Her health care plan is more in line with his as he said in one of the debates when going after Obama. If Hillary wins less he won't endorse anyone and push for a nice speech slot at the convention.

[Seabiscuit]

44. No One. Relax. Take 3 deep breaths and repeat: No One.