With John on Her Side

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Valdez — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 19:11:23 GMT

Pretty desperate on Hillary's part. What a joke.

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l1btvn — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 20:38:55 GMT

Is it possible that "Obama came off as 'glib and aloof' in his initial, post-exit conversation with Edwards" because he does not like to pay for support? This long silence from Mr. Edwards, in fact, seems to me much less "conflicted" than a wait for the higher bidder.

I would be one of those voters "less likely to support" a ticket with such trophy.

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Alvy — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 21:14:46 GMT

Good to see him back.

Maybe he can be the answer to poverty by paying poor barbers 400 per haircut.

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peterbbultman — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 22:30:47 GMT

I miss John. I don't think he would be satisfied with anything but President. www.goodoleboybumperstickers.com

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ELIZ1959 — Sat, 05 Apr 2008 21:06:19 GMT

IMO, any office, campaign, or cause is benefited by John Edwards. He spoke well for America; is a man of both deed and word, focused on issues. His candor is refreshing, and at this juncture, he's entitled to make whatever contribution he so desires. I'm thankful I was able to vote (in the Primary) for the person whom I believe is best for my country's highest office. I hadn't felt so moved supporting a candidate in over 20 years. For me, Edwards was a complete package. I did not want the distraction of race and gender (or religion), not with so much at stake, as a result of the Bush Administration; my fellow Democrats (and the Media) saw it differently. Are elections about values and principles, or appearances? Is sweating the small stuff what we Americans do best?

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lastjournaliststanding — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 22:29:34 GMT

As a point of fact, the night before the anniversary of Dr. King's death, Martin Luther King III, his son, specificallly asked that a cabinet level position to fight poverty be created, so that after the election, the poor would not be forgotten. Clinton responded.