John Edwards Endorses Barack Obama

[SteveLaura 0]

I don't know who the second woman is, to be honest. But the first is a possiblity. He needs someone with links to the South.

[Ban Hammer 13,343]

Get your 'Obama/Edwards' bumper stickers ready, people.

I think he'll choose a woman VP.

This one...

or this one...

i suppose that's one way to get rid of her.......

[one...two...tree 2,762]

I don't know who the second woman is, to be honest. But the first is a possiblity. He needs someone with links to the South.

Janet Napolitano is ranked as one of the top 5 governors in the country, won her second term by an overwhelming majority and is well liked among Republicans and Independents. She endorsed Obama back in January...I think she'd make a fine VP.

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If Clinton Wants VP, Obama Can't Stop Her

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

If Clinton Wants VP, Obama Can't Stop Her

I think that's nonsense. Bill Clinton in the role of spouse of the 2nd fiddle? I don't see it.

Edited May 15, 2008 by Mr. Big Dog

[SteveLaura 0]

I don't know who the second woman is, to be honest. But the first is a possiblity. He needs someone with links to the South.

Janet Napolitano is ranked as one of the top 5 governors in the country, won her second term by an overwhelming majority and is well liked among Republicans and Independents. She endorsed Obama back in January...I think she'd make a fine VP.

I've been reading 'American Theocracy' by Kevin Phillips. Makes a convincing argument that a Southerner on the ticket is increasingly necessary.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

I don't know who the second woman is, to be honest. But the first is a possiblity. He needs someone with links to the South.

Janet Napolitano is ranked as one of the top 5 governors in the country, won her second term by an overwhelming majority and is well liked among Republicans and Independents. She endorsed Obama back in January...I think she'd make a fine VP.

I've been reading 'American Theocracy' by Kevin Phillips. Makes a convincing argument that a Southerner on the ticket is increasingly necessary.

Would make for a good balance.

[Sheriff Uling 3]

That crazy Dennis Miller stated something like getting the endoresment from Sen Edwards is like receiving an endoresement from Ryan Seacrest. According to him, this all means nothing. I call it the republican spin...

[Pinocchio Liberal 268]

This endorsement was so calculated, its laughable.

It's called a strategy. And it worked.

Its called Johnny boy stickin is head all the way up Barracks a$$ and yes it did fit.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

That crazy Dennis Miller stated something like getting the endoresment from Sen Edwards is like receiving an endoresement from Ryan Seacrest. According to him, this all means nothing. I call it the republican spin...

Edwards endorsement pays off for Obama

WASHINGTON - Barack Obama collected the support of four of John Edwards' Democratic National Convention delegates on Thursday, then gained the backing of four superdelegates and a large labor union as he marched steadily toward the party's presidential nomination.

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Edwards, who bestowed his long-sought endorsement on Obama on Wednesday, won 19 delegates before departing the presidential race in January.

Within hours, Obama picked up the backing of three of them from South Carolina and one in New Hampshire.

In addition, three superdelegates — Reps. James McDermott of Washington, and Henry Waxman and Howard Berman of California — endorsed Obama.

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Edwards had been backed by the United Steelworkers Union, which announced it would now support Obama. The union has 600,000 active members, many of them blue-collar workers of the type that have favored Clinton in recent primaries.

Obama also picked up the personal endorsement of superdelegate Larry Cohen, the president of the Communication Workers of America union.

"Senator Obama is uniquely positioned to broaden the Democratic party base and lead the party to election gains at every level this year as well as reclaiming the White House," said Cohen, who lives in the nation's capital.

[mawilson 2,133]

Get your 'Obama/Edwards' bumper stickers ready, people.

I think he'll choose a woman VP.

This one...

or this one...

Or this one?

[one...two...tree 2,762]

I don't know who the second woman is, to be honest. But the first is a possiblity. He needs someone with links to the South.

Janet Napolitano is ranked as one of the top 5 governors in the country, won her second term by an overwhelming majority and is well liked among Republicans and Independents. She endorsed Obama back in January...I think she'd make a fine VP.

I've been reading 'American Theocracy' by Kevin Phillips. Makes a convincing argument that a Southerner on the ticket is increasingly necessary.

...and it will help to appease the number of Hillary supporters who felt she was unfairly targeted because she was a woman.

Get your 'Obama/Edwards' bumper stickers ready, people.

I think he'll choose a woman VP.

This one...

or this one...

Or this one?

Possible, but I don't think likely. Hillary will be much more powerful if she were to return to the Senate.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Possible, but I don't think likely. Hillary will be much more powerful if she were to return to the Senate.

Agreed. She wouldn't even take the job, if asked, I believe. She is ready for a leadership position, being VP sucks.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Possible, but I don't think likely. Hillary will be much more powerful if she were to return to the Senate.

And it would avoid the drama of Bill finding himself in the role of "spouse of the second fiddle". I don't think he'd do all that well in such role. Besides, I don't see Hillary playing the second fiddle all that well.

[Ban Hammer 13,343]

I don't know who the second woman is, to be honest. But the first is a possiblity. He needs someone with links to the South.

Janet Napolitano is ranked as one of the top 5 governors in the country, won her second term by an overwhelming majority and is well liked among Republicans and Independents. She endorsed Obama back in January...I think she'd make a fine VP.

I've been reading 'American Theocracy' by Kevin Phillips. Makes a convincing argument that a Southerner on the ticket is increasingly necessary.

...and it will help to appease the number of Hillary supporters who felt she was unfairly targeted because she was a woman.

Get your 'Obama/Edwards' bumper stickers ready, people.

I think he'll choose a woman VP.

This one...

or this one...

Or this one?

Possible, but I don't think likely. Hillary will be much more powerful if she were to return to the Senate.

and that will be twice she's been a woman scorned...........