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John Edwards Still Won’t Endorse, But Who Cares At This Point ?
belowthebeltway.com May 9, 2008
John Edwards spoke about the Democratic race and his refusal to endorse either one of the remaining candidates on the Today Show this morning: And in a longer interview on MSNBC’s Morning Joe: So Edwards is still playing coy, to the point where he won’t even tell us who he voted for in a primary...
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