Would either Senator Clinton or Senator Obama put Elizabeth and John Edwards on their websites....

[hiaasenrocks]

if Edwards had dropped out next Wednesday, the day after "Super Tuesday," when the Edwards' stock would have been worth much less?

Last Saturday here in South Carolina, I voted for John Edwards, not only because I believe in his positions on the issues, but because I believed him when he said he would stay in the race for the long haul, and take the message to the convention. I believed him. That's my fault.

It appears now that he is using the timing (22 states voting next week) to angle for a position in the next administration. Call me a cynic, fine. Give me a better case for another reason.

And now, the two remaining candidates -- one of whom I like very much -- are both using the Edwards' images and words on their site. Next Wednesday, they wouldn't be pandering to Edwards supporters like that.

Call me a cynic, fine.

[jackson_dem]

1. They would like Edwards' support whether this week or next week

This will not be over next week. Edwards has a big bloc of support that can swing things. They would have wanted him then too.

[Skinner]

2. If there is no presumptive nominee after February 5...

...yes, they would both put his picture on their websites.

[ecstatic]

3. Did they give similar goodbye tributes to Kucinich and them?

Just wondering.

[mth44sc]

4. Another Edwards voter in SC

When it comes to Edwards I'm not quite so cynical ...

I think he just knew that he was never going to get a shot from the media - a killer for an underfunded campaign at a moment they were about to compete is 22 states. As much as he may have wanted it - a chance to realize his vision of this country - running for the last two campaigns had to finally taken its toll.

OK the media wants this historical moment - lets give it to them. Lets see if one of those historical candidates has the "backbone" to get it done.

We'll see...

[Proud2BAmurkin]

5. Clinton would.