PSE 9 and Camera Raw

When I am in Organizer and I click on Edit Photos with Photoshop Elements it first takes me to the editor but then immediately takes me to Camera Raw 6.3 so that I am unable to use the editor. The photo in the organizer is a CR2 format.

That's a camera raw file so it will open in camera raw. You can edit the photo in camera raw and then press open image
or just press open image without changing anything and the photo will open in the editor either way.
more about camera raw:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/PhotoshopElements/9.0/Using/WS9675D47A-589F-428c-8FDB-7F20096E E811_WIN.html
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