If the media succeed in knocking Edwards out in S.C., where will his voters go?

[Ken Burch]

It appears that the former North Carolina senator may become the victim of a corporate-orchestrated campaign to discredit him, as a result of his acceptance that class is a real issue in American politics. If Edwards goes out, the leading candidates are both committed to an essentially elitist, upscale, "big donor-CEO" vision of politics and society. Can either of them credibly ask for Edwards' supporters(representing at least 10-15% of the primary vote even after the media attacks)to come over to them?

Seems like a tall order to me.

[Horse with no Name]

1. I have a feeling that half will go to Clinton and half will go to Obama

They will wash each other out.

[flyarm]

2. i will not go to Clinton or Obama..remember John said he is staying till the convention!

nice try though..

i am staying with John Edwards..end of story.

fly

[flyarm]

4. oh and remember 2004 John won the primary in South Carolina, his birth state. eom

[Ken Burch]

6. I admire your loyalty. And no, I wasn't fishing.

Just seemed like an interesting question considering the current dynamic.

[MrSlayer]

3. I will go to Kucinich.

I cannot, in good conscience, vote for either Clinton or Obama in the primary.

[NastyRiffraff]

5. I will stay with John as long as he's in the race.

Period. And he said that would be to the convention and beyond.

[deacon]

7. I will write in Edwards even if he drops out. I will vote no on status quo. n/t