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Re: The House Still Matters
I was going to make this very point, but you beat me to it! I find much to admire about Elizabeth Edwards, including her willingness to speak out instead of being the ''nice'' woman all the time, but this is indefensible. Yeah, we could go after the Republican candidates for living high, and we do, but at least they aren't being inconsistent ...
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First Mates
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Rebecca W.
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December 21, 2007
N E G L E C T E D.....C O N S T I T U E N C Y..?
For better or worse, most people vote with their pocket-book. There is a group of people in the USA who are smart, who save their money, and actually want to pay more taxes! ( No, that is NOT a typo.....we DO want to pay more taxes! ) But we can't. Not in the USA. The government won't let us. Now, who the heck am I talking about? Those ...
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discuss
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November 29, 2007
Re: Shared Sacrifice
>>What does it matter what we'd do if we were asked? I mean, you aren't reporting on the reader, for the benefit of the candidates, are you? Well actually reporting on what voters think and feel and want from their president is what I do. Voters pick their presidents. They're important that way. >>I'm going to lay aside ...
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John Dickerson
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July 21, 2007
Re: John Edwards, looking the worst in the face
Elizabeth, Elizabeth: I understand what you are saying. You are quite simply trying to save our country because only John Edwards CAN and WILL win a national election. Thousands--millions of us--thank you and John for your unselfish generosity in making your selves available to us in these dire times. Daily Kos has a great post on why the ...
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Politics
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lauren
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July 19, 2007
John and Elizabeth Edwards
I have liked John Edwards since I first saw him. For me, he doesn't come across as presidential; he doesn't come across as a slick lawyer. He comes across as a fella who has learned to operate in the ''fray'' of politics, but is not wallowing in that ''fray.'' His wife brings to the table the sophistication that he hasn't quite assimilated. I ...
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arlinder
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July 19, 2007
Re: John Edwards, looking the worst in the face
Madai, Are you kidding? Have you looked at the great amounts of money John Edwards has given to the help poor? And at the school he set up at the University of North Carolina to tackle this very issue? He could be spending his time making more money, as he appears to be a brilliant lawyer. But he's using a presidential campaign to make those of ...
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llmitchellb
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July 19, 2007
Re: John Edwards, looking the worst in the face
Elizabeth Edwards’ posts have been fantastic. She’s right: Four Trials lays out in moving detail Senator Edwards’ successful fight for people who didn’t have a voice. What I wrote about in the piece was about what conclusions we were supposed to draw from the ambiguous ad. Perhaps everyone immediately thought of Senator Edwards’s law career ...
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John Dickerson
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July 19, 2007
Re: John Edwards, looking the worst in the face
Elizabeth has a point. John Edwards' personal trials or tragedies were not things that he chose-- they chose him. But, as a star trial attorney acknowledged as one of the best in the country, Edwards could have chosen to represent very wealthy corporate clients-- as indeed Hillary did at the Rose firm in Arkansas, representing some of the very ...
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Ed PA
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July 19, 2007
Mrs. Edwards' response
While I appreciate where Mrs. Edwards' response and her defense of her family, lets face it, her husband's work as a trial attorney was not some self sacrificing volunteer position. he made millions of dollars suing on behalf of these individuals. If truth be told he wouldn't be able to pick of those he represented out of a line up now. Why ...
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interested voter
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July 19, 2007
Re: John Edwards, looking the worst in the face
I thought Elizabeth Edwards would be bringing up John Edwards' career as a trial attorney in this context. And that's fine and legitimate. Dickerson should have known the reference to his trial lawyer career his autobiography, but the ad still doesn't seem very clear. And that is a problem for Edwards. I was in Prestonsburg, KY ...
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riccaric
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July 19, 2007
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