From an Edwards supporter who's moved on, who cares who JE endorses?

[redstateblues]

I'm now pulling for Obama- If JE backs Hillary it won't affect me in the least.

[ooga booga]

1. Ditto

[jmg257]

2. Not me - a litttle late to worry about who he likes...time to make up YOUR OWN mind! nt

[bluerum]

5. He did. Obama.

[bluerum]

3. I feel similarly, although my instincts tell me that Clinton would be a better

tactician in the white house. But I do like them both and would be happy to see either one get the nod and the white house.

One thing that I feel is very very important but has been trampled into the mud with all the infighting, is some focus on gaining majorities in both houses. I would like to understand how each of these candidates would approach this. What is their unifying strategy for the house and the senate?.

[dysfunctional press]

4. he's gat a couple dozen delegates he can swing to one side or the other...

if the race stays tight, they could make the difference.

[liberalnurse]

6. You only say that because you can tell

the Obama/Edward meeting Sunday was less than Obama favorable. Their departure was friendly enough;

Obama/Edwards good-bye, it reminds me of a departing ex-husband being nice to the new husband with all the money, wife and kids as they stroll back into the house,softly mumbling, mumbling mumbling.

[B Calm]

7. As an Edwards supporter the only thing that bugs me about Obama

is his praising of Reagan. He also thinks we need to raise the retirement age to collect social security. I am 57 years old and I'm getting real sick of them raising the retirement age.

[DU9598]

8. Me too

I was a two time Edwards supporter in Iowa, but I am solidly behind Obama regardless of John's decision.