With Edwards out, I honestly don't care at all who wins the nomination

Neither Clinton nor Obama interest me at all, and I won't support either one in the nomination process or in the General Election. I'll vote for whoever gets the nomination, but I won't support either.


There are loads of local races I can help out in. I can sit out this particular Presidential race and still sleep just fine at night.

I do not want Hilllary to win.

I sure didn't.

I sure don't.

I am also strong Edwards supporter but now I am going to back Obama. Come on join in....

How easily they steer things...

Once the WA caucus is over, I'm completely done with the Presidental race.

My heart's just not into it any more.

If Edwards is on the ballot in Ohio in the primary. I will vote for him.

Let the other two, fight among themselves for their votes. I will not give either of them one quarter.

Well said.

McCain or Romney in the WH? that is what could happen if you sit out, and others do as well.

Do you want more Supreme court justices like Alito and Roberts? That is what will happen if McCain or Romney are elected. Roe v Wade overturned, etc

Is that you want? if so then go ahead and sit out this one.

I said I'll vote for them in the General.

I truly hope that your SCOTUS plan comes together. The Court needs more Justices like Stevens. All I see getting confirmed, however, are more in the Kennedy mold. And that makes me want to vomit.

anything in particular you think he did wrong?

I really can't and I'm not so sure I can blame the media, as I often do, for telling people what to think.

This is a huge diappointment and I'm presonally not enthused either about the remaining candidates.

I think he ran a great campaign. He was pigeonholed as an underdog from the start, by everyone (including DU), and that's a hard hurdle to get past.

I think his focus on Iowa was the best possible way to go, and it didn't pan out. Sometimes that happens.

Did the media freeze him out? Sure, to a certain extent. They did the same to Kucinich, who was never as strong a contender as Edwards was. But, like yourself, I won't blame the media entirely.


Sometimes things just don't break your way. Only one person can win the nomination. It wasn't Edwards. I think that's indicitive of the political climate were in.

He's not perfect, but he'll make a good President. I really like the fact that he excites the young (generally colorblind) people.

Me=completely crushed. :(

I have next to zero enthusiasm for the remaining two. Moreover, I doubt either would have fought as ferociously as John Edwards at contesting the election once it is stolen by the Repugs.

I also live in Texas, where my vote does not matter since this state will likely go for the Repub anyway. Never have I felt so disenchanted with the primary process. How in the hell can we justify having a few smallish states determine the nominees? While large states (by population) get NO say at all. It is a lousy system that needs to be changed.

Except I am NOT voting for the nominee in the general election. I am sitting this one out completely.

I'm not impressed.

That's about where I'm at with this fucked-up situation.

either Hillary or Obama will be dancing at any inaugural balls next January, anyway. The Dems have managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory yet again.

Here we go again. At least this time I won't be shocked or surprised.

I'll focus my energies and time on local races and getting one of my piece-of-crap Repuke Senators out of office this year. I'm totally indifferent on Clinton and Obama, and I will vote for whichever person has the Dem nomination.

In an ideal world (that is one that doesn't exist) the important ideas of candidates that drop out would become incorporated into the language of the campaign. And so come the GE there would be something to vote "for."

In this world we live, I'll be casting my vote against candidates who represent things I don't like. Sad but that is the world we live in.

I'd like to think that reconsideration of the international trade balance, its impact on American jobs and the promise of the future remains tremendously important. I can only watch and then vote _AGAINST_ the candidate who wants to promote the status quo for international trade. I expect that person I vote against to be a republican