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Happy Thanksgiving, everybody.

On to the general election!

Now that Hillary Clinton is officially out of the race for President, we can get on to the business of the general election.

Barack Obama vs. John McCain.

Should be a good fight all the way to the conventions and on to November 4^th. Both candidates have vowed to keep this a clean campaign. Yeah, right. We'll see how long that lasts. I'll bet you that McCain will do the first bit of mud-slinging, whenever that happens. Wouldn't surprise me a bit.

Now the question is who will each candidate choose as a veep?

Will Hillary be the right choice for Obama? Maybe someone from Ohio or Pennsylvania, two key battleground states, which will help. One thing we do know: John Edwards wants nothing to do with being the VP candidate this time around. (Can you say Attorney General?)

Will McCain, as American Guy suggested, tab Condi Rice or possibly the Mittster- Mitt the Mormon?

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Hopping on board the O-train

Well folks, Super Tuesday is here and I promised you that I would tell you today whom I'm now supporting in this here election thing, since John Edwards is out. Some of you probably figured it out already. Even so, I thought I'd make it official.


I'm not telling you how you should vote because only you can decide which candidate you think will make the best President, come January 20, 2009.

What I am telling you is that you need to get out and vote, no matter who your candidate is. If you don't vote, you have no right to complain.

May the best Democrat (not named Clinton) win.

My support was just not enough

I'm a little shocked that it came now instead of after Super Tuesday's 21 primaries. I am disappointed that John Edwards has decided to end his run for the White House in 2008.

Even I could see the writing on the wall that results in primaries held thusfar have yielded one second place finish and a whole lot of third place finishes. Senators Obama and Clinton have made the Democratic nomination what will be a historic two person race, no matter who wins.

I'm convinced, however, that we have not heard the last from Edwards, who is only 54. He will have other opportunities to run for President, if he wants them. Edwards will still impact this race for the Democratic nomination when he reveals whom he will endorse, giving that candidate a huge boost (assuming the majority of his supporters flow to the candidate he endorses). No matter whom he ends up supporting, he'll still have a voice in what the final Democratic platform will be come convention time. I'm sure he realizes now, that the most important thing is to do whatever he can to unite the Democratic Party in order to present the strongest possible ticket opposite whomever the cannon fodder is that the Republicans eventually nominate.

I do think that Edwards will eventually endorse Barack Obama, and I think he will do it before Super Tuesday. I don't think he'd be offered, nor would he accept another Vice Presidential nomination after 2004, but it's still within the realm of possibility. My hope is that he will be offered an important position in the Cabinet (or possibly Attorney General) for either an Obama or Clinton Administration. Either way, if Edwards really wants the White House in 2012 or 2016, more national exposure in a high profile position will be good for him.

You're probably wondering who I'm going to endorse now that my man is out, right? Some of you could probably guess, but you'll have to wait until Tuesday for the official word.