i now regret my support for john edwards and the

[xchrom]

money i gave his campaign.

i really should have known better.

well, it won't happen again.

[Taverner]

1. What happened did I miss something?

Or is this about the Obama endorsement

[xchrom]

2. while i love his -- or anybody's work and supprt for the

idea of support for working americans and poor americans -- it is about the obama endorcement.

[Beregond2]

5. I find that hard to understand.

Weren't you paying attention during the debates? Edwards and Obama were practically a tag-team. It was always obvious who he would endorse.

[susankh4]

6. I was paying attention.

And I heard Edwards ridicule Obama for not standing up for universal health care....

But I guess it was all a charade...

[Beregond2]

7. That was one issue. He backed-up Obama

on everything else.

[mitchtv]

8. Not on O's wrong headed stance on

nuclear power. JE was with Hillary a big fat "NO"

[Creideiki]

10. Not really.

Edwards wasn't espousing "merit pay" to improve the education system, either. And on gay civil rights, Elizabeth was far more progressive than, say, Michelle--Elizabeth at least provided a softening figure. Edwards was also showing his stance to be liberalizing. That's not the case with Obama, who seems to be courting the evangelical set quite rapidly.

So while Edwards was trying to move the party Left, Barack has been moving it Right. Hooray for us. We'll be choosing this election cycle between moderate-loony Right and moderate-loony Right, depending on the issue.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

3. this election has been depressing for a lot of us.

not just cos hillary has all but lost but because of mcclurkin, the very idea that nunn could be considered VP material

blah

also the misogyny expressed reiterates my second/throed/fourth class citizenship

[xchrom]

4. indeed -- it's seems to be all of a piece.

the initial debates were thrilling and then -- well just went all blech.

[susankh4]

9. It continues to really sadden me....

how easily we Dems can be duped, and drug along on an amusement park ride.

We do it to ourselves again and again.