I think voters -- in a presidential election, voters -- you can't tell voters what to do. They're going to evaluate each one of us and decide who they want to be their president.
John Bel Edwards: “I think voters -- in a presidential election, voters -- you can't tell voters what to do. They're going to evaluate each…”
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John Edwards emphasizes that voters will make their own choices in the presidential election, regardless of endorsements.
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