I assume if Gore endorses Obama or Edwards, nobody will suggest he is dissing Clinton?

[RiverStone]

Kerry does not owe Edwards.

Gore does not owe the Clinton's.

I expect any politician of integrity will endorse whom ever he/she feels is best for our country at the time. Kerry followed his conscience and did not give a damn if he hurt someone's feelings. I appreciate that and am glad he made his endorsement of Obama early in the primaries.

He did the right thing.

We like to nail the pukes and freepers for being a good ol boys club and marching in lock-step; I'm glad Kerry decided to go with CHANGE rather then endorsing one of the old guard.

I hope it's a trend that continues to catch on!

Now, I wonder who Gore and Kennedy will endorse...

[book_worm]

1. Good point.

I think Gore said he wouldn't endorse until the nominee is chosen or is evident.

[midnight]

2. You make the assumption that all these comparisons are equal!

They are not. Al and Hillary were never running mates. This is a small difference.

[RiverStone]

3. Running mates does not matter - look what Loserman did

I'm simply suggesting that Kerry should not put any personal obligation ahead of what he feels is best for the party.

And I say that as someone who would be thrilled if Edwards was our nominee.

[Virginia Dare]

4. I would suggest that..

and I do think that Kerry was disssing Edwards, sorry I just don't see what other interpretation you could give it.