If you were watching cable news around the 6:30-7:30pm EST. time frame, you will no doubt have seen the live coverage of the John Edwards endorsement speech during an Obama event tonight.
Well, not if you were watching Fixed News.
MSNBC covered it live, CNN covered it live, so why did Fixed News choose not to cover […]

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Taegan Goddard has a great piece today over at Political Insider, making the case as to why John Edwards would make great VP for Obama.

He’s already been tested on the national stage and not likely to cause a distracting scandal.
He appeals to the same working class white voters that back Clinton.
He favors Obama’s new brand […]

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Mark Nickolas has posted an interesting piece today and his idea has been on my mind all morning long.
Could we now see John Edwards as Obama’s VP? That would seriously rule as I have always been a huge fan of John Edwards. Not only is he from Seneca, SC (about 15 minutes from me), but […]

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Former NC Senator John Edwards made an appearance on the Today show this morning, but still has not officially endorsed either candidate for the 2008 Democratic nomination.
“I think right now Barack Obama has a better chance because it looks like he’s going to be the nominee.”
Although he didn’t actually endorse Obama, his comment shows who […]

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John Edwards, the former senator from North Carolina, has declared that he would decline the VP spot if it were offered to him by either Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama.
In a recent Reuters article, Edwards simply said “No” to the question. He also failed to provide any inisight on a possible endorsement of either remaining […]

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In a post over at CQ Politics, it appears as though donors from the now defunct John Edwards presidential campaign, have been donating at a 2-to-1 margin to Sen. Barack Obama over Hillary Clinton.
Of Obama’s record $56 million dollar month, former Edwards supporters contributed roughly $200,000 to the Obama campaign. In total, there were 287 […]

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