I simply can't make up my mind on my second choice.

First it was Obama.

Then I was leaning towards Hillary when Obama started attacking John Edwards for the 527 bullshit.

Then I went back and forth between them, and now I'm leaning towards Hillary again.

I simply can't make up my mind. With my candidate not looking so heat thus far in the four primaries/caucuses that have happened...I have no idea who to support if Edwards doesn't do well in South Carolina or on Feb. 5th.

I love our final three. They're all good candidates, and I hope John Edwards is in the race when Missouri has it's primary on the 5th, so I can cast my vote of thankfulness for his campaign.

As long as you keep paying attention, something will click and you'll have an answer.

I'm definitely proud to be a Democrat with this final three...

:)

as long as you vote in the Democratic (and not the Republican), primary.

he doesn't think Obama can get elected(doesn't think America is ready for a black POTUS.) So his 1st choice is Edwards. Hillary is his second choice and he doesn't like it. He is from Harlem originally.

He could be quite important at the convention.

He wouldn't be out of the race if that happened. Watch the polls next week and see if this performance doesn't help. He was superb tonight.

I hate to be so pessimistic...

message. In the case of Edwards vs Obama he helps Obama in the south. He pulls white voters away from Hillary. Without Edwards in the south Obama has less of chance of winning southern states. But most importantly his populist message is very important to the middle class regaining control of the government. For that to happen he has to get more delegates. I plan to hold out until Feb 4 when I will decide, do I want to support the candidate and hope he gives his delegates to Obama, or do i want to vote for Obama even though I think he is not as progressive as Edwards. (Hint: I would not say I am a fan of Hillary, her money and ties to Indian outsourcing interests have hurt to many families and workers here in the Silicon valley.)

I'm in for the long haul after that. I'm going to apply to be a delegate, but some of us here are thinking about going to the convention anyway, as peaceful observers, to support our issues.

caucus process here, is based on how many people you bring in to vote for you to be a delegate. I imagine the states that have primaries have a something similar that basicly results in growing party membership. You should go to your state party's website and read up. All of them have info about this right now.

As a non-delegate? We're probably going to make a road trip of it to Denver and either camp or stay with my sister in Colorado Springs.

I've always wanted to go, but had no clue how.

on Hillary, that being Bill's wife doesn't equal executive experience. ( He said sleeping with Bill but I didn't think that was the way to say it)

If Edwards can't overtake Clinton and Obama, Edwards supporters should seriously consider staying Un-Committed as to their "second choice" because it drives the other two to the Left, towards Edwards's position, because as long as the other two stay as even as they are, the delegates that Edwards's gets should be very important in a brokered convention. He will, therefore, be able to deal with them on the Issues.

I hope he stays in it, because I'm not terribly happy with the idea of supporting Hillary. I can't bring myself to vote for Obama (in the primary).

would include nurses at his table of people dealing with health insurance. I like that.

just be happy liking all 3. : )