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"A President, Like My Brother"?

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Word leaks that Senator Ted Kennedy will endorse Barack Obama tomorrow. "The announcements also come on a weekend when the House's highest-ranking Latino, California Rep. Xavier Becerra, also announced that he is backing Obama."

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Ted said:

And now is the time for Al Gore to endorse Obama before Feb. 5.

Kevin said:

I read somewhere that Gore didn't want to do anything that might hurt his new global "brand." But, doing some research into a possible Gore endorsement, I found this from the WP back in September. Apparently [a] Gore then claimed he would endorse someone in the race before the primaries were over, and [b] all evidence would suggest that his choice would not be Clinton.

So, yeah, before February 5 would be ideal.

Ted said:

I'd think that an Obama endorsement would enhance Gore's international reputation, as, following an Obama victory, Gore would seem like a kingmaker and a more powerful elder statesman than Bill Clinton.

Liam said:

What do you think Edwards is going to do?

Kevin said:

I'd expect Edwards will stay in for the time being. He's given no indication that he's planning to get out. That's his prerogative -- As I said here, I don't think anyone should tell him to get out if he doesn't want to. (Besides, I'm not convinced most of his support would go to Obama anyway.)

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