Obama endorsement poll If Michigan=Edwards then Florida = ?

[grantcart]

When Obama went to Michigan he very astutely brought Edwards to build excitement and help Michigan feel more a part of the process. On Tuesday Obama wins the pledged delegate majority and after a big speech in Portland Oregon goes to Florida for 3 big days of introduction. We all know that he is not going empty handed. Who do you think will join him?

[PM7nj]

1. How could it be anyone other than Gore? nt

[grantcart]

3. Of course that would be great and ironic

It would also signal that the 'adults' in the party know what they are doing

[cliffordu]

23. It would also be a GREAT coup de grace to the clintons, who as I recall

were less than helpful in Gore's reach for the oval office....

(Yeah, yeah, I know, Bill got off his death bed to help.....)

[4_Legs_Good]

2. Clinton

It's going to be a big one and clearly the biggest of the campaign. She will endorse him in Florida. Maybe not until after June 3, but it will happen and it will happen in Florida.

David

[grantcart]

5. I thought of adding her but in deference to the Clinton supporters who would find it

condescending I did not.

[Alexander]

4. Bringing Gore back to Florida, where it all began?

That would be incredibly symbolic, wouldn't it?

[grantcart]

6. Well that's what I was thinking

I can't find anything about Gore's schedule next week

Does anybody know where he is?

[anonymous171]

7. Symbolic and righteously justifiying. Telling the GOP "NOT THIS TIME"

[grantcart]

8. The media would go nuts

[newmajority]

10. And the Supreme Court would overturn his endorsement and give it to McCain

:puke:

[anonymous171]

11. ...

:spray: Scalia tells Gore "Get over it and start campaigning for McCain."

[grantcart]

19. lol

[Coexist]

9. ... and *I* am going to be there!!!

[thoughtcrime1984]

12. I like the way you think and the answer is Gore

if he is willing to to endorse at all.

[anonymous171]

13. If he does it will be an Edwardian endorsement.

You know, "Hillary is a great person and is an asset to democrats everywhere. But we really need to start focusing on McCain now."

[MarjorieG]

15. Too bad media didn't highlight the Bonior and Andrews endorsements of praise and substance about BO

[Labors of Hercules]

14. The WHOLE ENCHILADA!!

The Clintons, Gore, Edwards, Kennedy, Kerry, Carter...

I think he should make it a 100% DEMOCRATIC SUPERSTAR FIESTA!!!!

[grantcart]

18. lol

[ecdab]

16. It would be outstanding if it's Gore. n/t

[lojasmo]

17. Gore is the obvious answer.

Possibly Carter.

[democrattotheend]

20. Where's that picture of Obama with Dean from?

Never seen that before.

[lojasmo]

30. Before a debate in PA in October 2007

[DerekJ]

21. It's not that I don't love to see this happening (Gore). But I just don't think it will.

[nsd]

22. Gore would be brilliant.

I know it's not going to happen, but ... man, that would be beautiful.

[toadzilla]

24. gore would be amazing... but thats just not going to happen

id bet everything i own, hes not getting in this mess till the primaries are over, if ever.

[grantcart]

25. If there are 10 or more supers tomorrow that would be a good indicator that

they are trying to end it on Tuesday.

Nevertheless who would he be bringing to Florida?

[ruby slippers]

26. Gore and Michael Moore, too......

[sunonmars]

27. taking gore to a state where he caved in 2000 would be a slap in the face.

Considering Obama is sidelining Florida now and don't give a shit about them. I'd call that hypocrisy on a grand scale.

[Zachstar]

28. I don't call taking it to the supreme court "Caved In"

[Zachstar]

29. More than likely Gore

Gore knows McCain's green crap is nothing more than a ruse to move some moderates away from Obama. Obama is the person who is actually serious about Climate change and gore will likely want to get in a serious endorsement.

I think it would be great.