So is Biden now the only major Dem. Presidential candidate who has not endorsed Obama?

[elizm]

Kucinich, I know, asked his supporters to vote for Obama in Iowa, but he hasn't endorsed that I know of. So have they all gone with Obama at this point? That should tell Hillary something, I'd think.

[LaPera]

1. Strangely John Edwards received almost 8% of the vote in West Virginia yesterday....

Edwards has been out of the race so long...That 8% could of perhaps gone to Obama with an earlier endorsement (every little bit helps)!

Hopefully, Joe Biden is next!

[gateley]

2. I think so -- and I wonder when/if he will before the convention.

My sense is that he knows both candidates well, and that he may honestly feel that they both would be a good President, so let the people decide. :shrug:

[mikelgb]

3. did Dodd?

[WeDidIt]

4. Dodd is a Super Delegate in Obama's column. n/t

[monmouth]

5. Obama may be saving the best for last. Biden's endorsement may

be one of those in Barack's "back pocket"... I heard early in the process that Obama had many endorsements he was saving for later...

[movonne]

7. maybe right after the kentucky primary...

[MrRobotsHolyOrders]

6. Biden is also the only one who could be a guranteed short-lister for Sec. State

And given how bad we need him in that role, he can hedge his bets all he wants.

[nickinSTL]

8. I'd love to see Biden in that role...

Of course...I wanted him to get the nom, but I'd sure like to see him in the administration, and VP doesn't seem like a good fit.

I also expect Biden is going to endorse Obama, but is standing back like so many prominent Dems have been.

[Orsino]

9. Somewhere as far as possible from credit-card regulation. n/t

[nickinSTL]

18. can't argue with that.n/t

n/t

[TheDonkey]

12. I like Biden as a VP candidate just because he'd be a good attack dog

but I am not sure if he'd help carry a state (maybe secure PA and OH though). He should be thought about though. He'll probably endorse after OR and KY.

[knixphan]

15. agreed

[MadBadger]

10. He likes being called Mr. Chairman. That job is Richardson's.

[WeDidIt]

11. Biden would be the twisting of the knife

Biden and Clinton have been pretty close in the Senate.

[Muttocracy]

16. Have they been that close? What did they work on together?

I know they call each other old friends, but have they worked together or just been friendly?

[KamaAina]

13. Actually I don't believe Clinton has endorsed yet, either

:P

[ginchinchili]

14. By not endorsing either of these lesser qualified candidates...

Biden demonstrates the most integrity. I'm proud that the candidate I supported, the one best qualified to lead this nation out of the morass we are presently in, has stayed out of this sad struggle between these two average politicians. I hope he remains out of the fray. I don't believe Kucinich has endorsed a candidate either. I have great respect for him as well.

[tritsofme]

17. Biden was a major candidate?

nt