MSNBC: Elizabeth Edwards said it's not a "sad day," it's a "complicated" day

[ecstatic]

I wonder what she means by that?

[DS1]

1. sad, but nice to be getting on with life and not travelling 22 hours a day

maybe

[BeyondGeography]

2. Keep the story alive is what it means

[book_worm]

3. lots of emotions. Yes it's sad to end the campaign but it's probably

good to be able to enjoy more of each others company as a family without having to campaign.

[maddezmom]

4. I heard that as well

thought it was odd.

[avaistheone1]

5. It's a complicated day. Huh?

I love you Elizabeth. But, huh?

[tekisui]

6. IMO, Some one gave Edwards an offer he couldn't refuse.

[kimmerspixelated]

8. Since Obama

was the first to say something nice about Edwards, I'm thinking that Obama has said he'd take him for VP. And I can't imagine a more winning duo. I can't imagine that Clinton would pick him, nor would he accept her offer. I think she will pick Wes Clark IF she wins.

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

9. I like the AG rumor better.

Because I think Edwards would be much better suited for VP, and Edwards and Obama are so similar that it wouldn't be a very balancing VP pick.

[jlake]

11. I think he may have gotten 2 offers.... and maybe he will not endorse and take a postion

with either Obama or HIllary when they become the nominee.

[K Gardner]

7. No idea, but MSNBC just reported that Edwards' staffers commented not to

think that just because Edwards has been critical of Clinton that he won't endorse her. That's enough to complicate an already confusing day. Why would staffers be circulating a rumor like this? Why hasn't Edwards already endorsed someone? Why is he silent, knowing that Super Tuesday is right around the corner? What is he waiting for.. since everyone is expecting an endorsement? Too many questions, not nearly enough answers.

[golddigger]

10. My prediction is that Hillary offered him

the position of A.G.

[Monty__]

12. Why does he have to endorse anyone?

What if just decides to back whoever the nominee is?