John Edwards drops out

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Didn't I just say I hoped Edwards would bow out gracefully yesterday? It would be bold of him to throw his support for Obama, but opportunistic of him to position himself to be a VP for either Hillary or Obama. I hope he is bold.

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Didn't I just say I hoped Edwards would bow out gracefully yesterday? It would be bold of him to throw his support for Obama, but opportunistic of him to position himself to be a VP for either Hillary or Obama. I hope he is bold.

didn't someone--troll i believe--post something about Obama promised him attn. general?

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Didn't I just say I hoped Edwards would bow out gracefully yesterday? It would be bold of him to throw his support for Obama, but opportunistic of him to position himself to be a VP for either Hillary or Obama. I hope he is bold.

I agree with you, man.

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Didn't I just say I hoped Edwards would bow out gracefully yesterday?

Don't tell me you have inside information, that you've been inside John's inner sanctum, that would be gross and abnormal!

Didn't I just say I hoped Edwards would bow out gracefully yesterday? It would be bold of him to throw his support for Obama, but opportunistic of him to position himself to be a VP for either Hillary or Obama. I hope he is bold.

didn't someone--troll i believe--post something about Obama promised him attn. general?

http://www.suntimes.com/news/elections/760...ak27web.article

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edwards and hillary are becoming buddy buddy now...they're going to be together

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edwards and hillary are becoming buddy buddy now...they're going to be together

I think, Edwards will endorse Obama.

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I think John and Hill will make sweet love while Bill watches. He'll like it, he's kinky like dat.

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I think John and Hill will make sweet love while Bill watches. He'll like it, he's kinky like dat.

He can videotape it!

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I think John and Hill will make sweet love while Bill watches. He'll like it, he's kinky like dat.

i can't say i blame bill for that...i'd not want to be sleeping with hillary either

maybe you can get that for a second job, stunt ####### stand-in for bill

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I think John and Hill will make sweet love while Bill watches. He'll like it, he's kinky like dat.

i can't say i blame bill for that...i'd not want to be sleeping with hillary either

maybe you can get that for a second job, stunt ####### stand-in for bill

Wouldn't work, the Starr report said he bends left, I dont

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I think John and Hill will make sweet love while Bill watches. He'll like it, he's kinky like dat.

i can't say i blame bill for that...i'd not want to be sleeping with hillary either

maybe you can get that for a second job, stunt ####### stand-in for bill

Wouldn't work, the Starr report said he bends left, I dont

i suppose a few minutes in a vise with a pit bull biting your ankles could fix that.

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ouch

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Edwards: 'Time for me to step aside'

"It's time for me to step aside so that history can blaze its path," he told supporters in New Orleans, where he is calling attention to poverty and the destruction that still hasn't been repaired since Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast in 2005.

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... he said both Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Sen. Barack Obama have told him they will make fighting poverty and ending "income inequality" will be central to their campaigns and to their presidencies if they are elected.

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Four in 10 Edwards supporters said their second choice in the race is Clinton, while a quarter prefer Obama, according to an Associated Press-Yahoo poll conducted late this month.

Edwards amassed 56 national convention delegates, most of whom will be free to support either Obama or Clinton.

As expected, Edwards said he was suspending his campaign rather than ending it, but aides said that was simply legal terminology so that he can continue to receive federal matching funds for his campaign donations.

An immediate impact of Edwards’ withdrawal will be six additional delegates for Obama, giving him a total of 187, and four more for Clinton, giving her 253. A total of 2,025 delegates are needed to secure the Democratic nomination.

Edwards won 26 delegates in the Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina contests. Under party rules, 10 of those delegates will be automatically dispersed among Obama and Clinton, based on their vote totals in those respective contests. The remaining 16 remain pledged to Edwards, meaning his campaign will have a say in naming them.

Three superdelegates — mainly party and elected officials who automatically attend the convention and can support whomever they choose — had already switched from Edwards to Obama before news of Edwards’ withdrawal from the race.

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