If John Edwards endorsed Hillary Clinton, how would it affect you?

[jsamuel]

[Blue_In_AK]

1. I have no preference

so whomever Edwards endorses (if he does) is fine with me. I caucused for Hillary, but only because she was so far behind here.

[ursi]

2. ...I cared the week he dropped out

[southern_dem]

3. I did my own research

and went with Obama after John dropped out, but I'll still respect him whichever way he decides to go.

[stillrockin]

4. my sentiments precisely

[MrSlayer]

5. I'm an undecided former Edwards supporter.

But it wouldn't sway me one way or the other.

[Lifelong Protester]

7. I'm with you

although I would be a little surprised if he did, and I guess I hope he doesn't endorse anyone.

[Ken Burch]

6. At this point, Edwards has waited too long for his endorsement to matter, IMHO.

n/t.

[Tarheel_Dem]

13. Bill Maher said the same thing. If he had done it before ST it might

have had an impact. At this point, people are kinda like....John Who?

[Beregond2]

8. Edwards

I would be furious with him, as it would be a betrayal of everything he has stood for. But it certainly wouldn't affect my support for Obama.

[jsamuel]

10. It would not be. He stands for UHC and Obama does not.

Clinton takes lobbyist money, Obama does not.

Either candidate is a step down, each for their own reasons.

[peoli]

9. I would be floored, honestly.

[nonconformist]

11. Since Clinton's policy matches Edwards the closest...

It would validate to me that I made the correct decision, as an Edwards supporter.

[Orangepeel]

12. It wouldn't matter. I'd be a little disappointed in Edwards, but it would pass.

It wouldn't affect my preference for Obama at all.

[Colobo]

14. I'd respect him for his decision, but would be a bit surprised.

[PresidentObama]

15. I would be excited, but I'll respect his decision either way.

[CoffeeCat]

16. I would be really shocked....

Because most of the Edwards supporters that I have met
were more in line with Obama's views.

Also, Edwards was the "populist" candidate. The guy
who stood up for the middle class and the little person.

Hillary Clinton is a power broker. She's part of the
elite establishment and she's part of the corporate
corruption.

If John Edwards endorsed Hillary Clinton, I would
respect his decision to do that, but my opinion
of John Edwards would drastically change.
I mean, he was the only one who had the guts to
call out the neocons. Hillary has been along side
the neocons--as far as war votes--for a long time.

It would seriously be one of the biggest shockers
of this race, so far-for me anyway.

I would have to assume that I completely misunderstood
John Edwards.

[jackson_dem]

17. Hillary is arguably better for working folks than Obama

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x4527150

[Yael]

18. It would say to me that his policies are in good hands in his opinion

However, I stand with Barack Obama who I think has the coattails to win the house and senate -- and in that case, all bets are off as all policies will change with the new legislative landscape to a more progressive (and less Pelosi/Reid-led failure) stance than after 2006.

Thanks for asking!