Who will Bill Clinton endorse?

[ButterflyBlood]

Don't former presidents and VPs get superdelegate status?

[jmaier]

1. He will endorse the nominee

or the likely nominee in all but name only following Super-Tuesday. I'd be surprised if he does anything too publicly until the unity dinner in late March.

[JuniorPlankton]

2. Clinton will wait for the nominee to be determined before voicing

his opinion.

[One Taste]

3. the eventual nominee

[YNGW]

4. I'll go out on a limb.

Yes, he'll endore the nominee. But, here's the other part.

At the convention, his speech will mainly be a reflection back to what he did in office, some references to how Bush has messed it up, and a quick endorsement of the nominee. That'll be it.

After the convention, he won't be actively making campaign speeches for the nominee, which is not unusual for ex-presidents.

I'm still under the belief that Clinton controls the party for his own purposes(thru the DLC), that he'll see to it that the nominees chances are train-wrecked so Bush wins, and it sets up Hillary to run in 2008. That's been the plan all along.

[democracy eh]

5. the nominee

after the people have spoken

[Padraig18]

6. The nominee. n/t

[Toucano]

7. The nominee n/t

[JasonDeter]

8. What he said. The nominee. Why post this kind of question?