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Blackhatjack Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-16-08 10:10 AM
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"John Edwards: Too Soon for Political Obituary" ....LINK (Good Analysis)
http://www.atlanticfreepress.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3232&Itemid=81

John Edwards: Too Soon for Political Obituary
by Jayne Lyn Stal
16 January 2008

"Make no mistake, whether one likes Hillary Clinton is beside the point just as whether one likes Barack Obama is also beside the point, the only candidate who has stated emphatically that he will withdraw all troops from Iraq is John Edwards. The only candidate not beating the war drums with respect to Iran or Pakistan is John Edwards."

"Moreover, the only Democratic contender not luxuriating in generalities and abstractions is John Edwards. And, ultimately, the candidate, besides Dennis Kucinich, who poses the greatest risk to the corporate lobbies, and big business in Washington, is John Edwards. Edwards is a fighter which is what the Democratic Party needs if it's to win the presidency in 2008. Edwards will fight for economic equity, he will fight for the working man and woman in this country at the expense of the corporate elite. He will see to it that more of our sons and daughters are in college than on the front lines of battle."

"Yes, and go figure, John Edwards just happens to be the guy the corporate media machine is intent on writing off, trying to figure out how to siphon off his votes while they're racheting up John McCain. Well, guess what, Winning one or two primaries doesn't make a presidential candidate anymore than losing one or two breaks one."

"For remembering this, one needs to thank former President Bill Clinton iwho, throughout his wife's campaign, has often reminded us how he lost the first five primaries, and still won the presidency to go on to become one of the most accomplished presidents in recent history..."

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IdesOfOctober Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jan-16-08 10:45 AM
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1. Hey! She stole that from helderheid! K+R
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