Edwards camp: Still in the hunt

Melvin O., Manchester NH — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 19:48:58 GMT

It's not over until the fat lady sings. And Hillary ain't sing'n yet.

Edwards camp: Still in the hunt

marilyn, Illinois — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 19:53:06 GMT

This election has been bought and paid for. We never hear about Edwards the Media has already made the race about Obama and Clinton. I refuse to vote republican and I don't like Obama or Clinton so my possibilies are limited.

All this election will be is more of the same. I just love the sound of President Obama what a joke.
His record in Illinois is horrible.

Edwards camp: Still in the hunt

Sierra, SF — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 19:53:41 GMT

About time we got a poll of Nevada:

A new poll by the Reno Gazette-Journal shows a neck-and-neck three-way race among Democrats for Saturday's caucus. On the Republican side, U.S. Sen. John McCain has taken his first lead in Nevada of the election season, and Mitt Romney, who has been working Nevada harder than any other Republican, is trailing in fourth place.

A look at the top line results (more will be posted later this morning):

Barack Obama: 32 percent
Hillary Clinton: 30 percent
John Edwards: 27 percent

That must be the SAME 30% that STILL supports Bush !!

Brainwashed zombies for Bush/Clinton

Edwards camp: Still in the hunt

Pat Huntington NY — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 20:00:36 GMT

Edwards, give up already...it's all over for you.

Edwards camp: Still in the hunt

Al, KS — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 20:05:30 GMT

While I applaud the Edwards message, I think his problem is just much deeper. I, for one, like John Edwards. But I don't want him to be president. Whatever "Presidential" means, he just isn't. I find him kind of shallow, 1 message kind of candidate, too angry, and just not who I want as my next president. I just don't see him as the representative of the United States for the next 4 years. And I'm tired of hearing about "the Mill".

Edwards camp: Still in the hunt

jerry/corpus christi texas — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 20:05:53 GMT

Edwards may be all set and ready to go....
But his message still shows him as a liberal tax and spender....

Bad enough he is inbetween a gal who seems to have problems with race.....
and a guy who is having to defend his race......

But he is still a nice guy though....

Edwards camp: Still in the hunt

Stopwatchingfoxnews, Rochester, NY — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 20:10:37 GMT

It wouldn't surprise me if there was a media backlash with Edwards winning South Carolina.

Edwards camp: Still in the hunt

Mel, Mpls — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 20:11:06 GMT

If Edwards wants to stand a chance he better start attacking Obama, Then he would get the much needed press. Come on John stand up and speak out about him
do not settle for VP.

Edwards camp: Still in the hunt

Average Joe — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 01:01:54 GMT

John needs to remain above the fray. Let Mrs. Obama and Bill battle it out on the race issue. People will eventually tune out because of the negativity and pay more attention to John Edwards. The people in Nevada have a chance to say "no" to the race-baiting and bickering among the corporate democrats and a chance to breath new life into what is a 3-way race. Please vote John Edwards!

Edwards camp: Still in the hunt

Edwards is our ONLY chance — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 01:31:33 GMT

Edwards is the best chance the Democrats have--pure and simple. As for "those" who thinks he's a tax and spend liberal--those are called die-hard Republicans, a group that is irrelevant to the Democratic primaries. Edwards isn't trying to get the votes from hard core Republicans--he is appealing to the rest of America...those of us sick and tired of corporations, special interests, and the richest few shafting the rest of us...making us pay for their riches via price gauging at the gas pump etc...

Edwards camp: Still in the hunt

Jonathan, Austin, TX — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 06:07:15 GMT

Its a shame that MSNBC has not mentioned the nevada poll. For that matter...no one has done that. I pray that John takes second and then takes SC.

Texas stands with you John.

Media, give us a break. I know all you can do is gawk at a woman and a african American. Give us substance. Look beyond race and sex and look to the real issues. When that is done, John wins every time!

Edwards camp: Still in the hunt

IN-consequential — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 06:10:32 GMT

This whole pegging Edwards as "Angry" deal is getting ridiculous. People actually pull tag lines directly from the main stream media pundits. Edwards is the only candidate that is not afraid to speak the truth to power. The question is, do you care about the truth?

Edwards camp: Still in the hunt

FACTS: YES CHANGE — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 07:54:59 GMT

Clean out the illegals

Strip congress to a two term service, any one having more than two terms is not electable

Give the president a one line veto

Remove the lobbyist access to congress and capital hill

Send the Washington self serving paper hangers home, they are the the reason for present failure of congress!

The first two weeks of each month will be spent resolving national major issues, poverty, homeless, failed labor laws, national security, transportation, industrial infrastructure, national infrastructure.

They will be held accountable for being at work as any other employee that is employed by the government! You don't show up for work your fired!!!!! They are no better and no different!

Now that is change to start!

More meaningless paper laws and spending must be brought to accountability!

Enough is enough, the people want change, not lies, hollow promise, we are not impressed by the present failed congress!!!

Edwards camp: Still in the hunt

M.Lee FL — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 13:30:22 GMT

As an undecided Independent, I can't help but lean toward Edwards. He is the only DEM who is giving us Substance, whether it is repetitious, angry or not. I would much rather have a president who is angry about our jobs being taken away by conspiring businessmen and politicians, than a president who makes his living Forcing the shut-downs/new--foreign--owners of our American companies through his Buy-Out Firm.

I'd rather support a candidate who is focused on Real Issues of Real Americans, than one who is feeding us more BS about "stronger values" (what a subjective topic! whose values? what values? 'his' values?), etc.

I know of three candidates who are appearing somewhat down to earth and somewhat honest with voters. Edwards is one of them.