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John Edwards won on the women's vote in his last (and ONLY) election. He'll have to survive a challenge from Liddy Dole next year to even be considered and he will be in a hard fight to do so. North Carolina voters can, and should, end this punks career. He is the classic "empty suit."

Edwards isn't up for re-election til 2004. Dole is running for Helms' seat in 2002 againt a TBD Dem.

Edwards is photogenic, but does not have the experience to run strong against Bush in 2004. At this point in time, 2004 looks like the best Dem strategerie is to put up a whipping boy to lose against Bush. They have no one capable of winning. (Gore would be a good choice because he has no future in politics).

DanFromMichigan-- King Roy Barnes is a relative unknown even here in GA, and the only reason he has gotten anything done is because of our shameful Dem-controlled State legislature. He has no charisma, no vision, and no chance on the National Stage, but he would make a good loser in 2004 because of those traits. IMHO, Edwards can't afford to give up his Senate seat to run. I agree that it will likely be a governor, the more moderate the better.

Edwards won't be running against Dole. The election is to replace Helms.

John Edwards won on the women's vote in his last (and ONLY) election. He'll have to survive a challenge from Liddy Dole next year to even be considered and he will be in a hard fight to do so. North Carolina voters can, and should, end this punks career. He is the classic "empty suit."

I do hope North Carolina voters end Edward's career, buty he is not running against RINO Liddy Dole. She is running to replace Sen. Jesse Helms. Frankly, if I lived in North Carlolina, I would vote for a third party, rather then vote for Dole or a Demonrat.