Edwards leads the Calvary
Posted 10 weeks 38 min ago byHillary could learn a lot from the strength of character that Edwards has shown. I am not sure where Edward's path is leading him but if he keeps it up, he is sure to be a leader of his party long after Hillary is gone. He has proven himself an honest adult that the people can trust. His timing of the use of what power he had accrued was pure genius.
The tone of Hillary's campaign is beginning to remind me of a professional wrestling event. Nothing they say should be taken very seriously or has any substance that could be considered coming close to reality. The same thing can be said for Bush and the vile retoriche he is spewing. I can't believe a grown man could be so afraid of his own shadow. And then he expects us to follow his lead. Nothing he has ever told us has been the truth, Nothing he has ever predicted has come true. Anyone who believes anything he says is a fool.
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I don't know that any
Submitted on May 15th, 2008 by John 2000... of the responses were meant to be particularly funny : sarcastic perhaps, incredulous perhaps.
Give us some example(s) to support : "proven himself an honest adult that the people can trust"
Or show some basis for : "Nothing they (Clinton campaign) say should be taken very seriously or has any substance that could be considered coming close to reality"
That should not be too difficult, right. Certainly you can have specific reasons to support your prejudice.
thx
You cats are all very funny
Submitted on May 15th, 2008 by kevinkindBut let us see who has the last laugh. As your power slowly slips away and Barack becomes President.
It is true Hillary pretends to be more butch than Edwards or any other man can really be, Which brings me back to my original observation of the tone of her campaign.
Still she seems more in charge and less afraid than Bush. Who is also pretending to be someone he is not.
All I can do is laugh.
Submitted on May 15th, 2008 by HamiltonJohn Edwards is a punch line, just like this blog. They are all politicians and lawyers, which completely rules out the ability to tell the truth.
WHAT'S IN IT FOR ME AGAIN... - YES HE CAN!
Submitted on May 15th, 2008 by Skye RiversJohn Edwards character?
I would beg to differ and let me explain why compassionately and respectively of your views.
First of all, he waited to choose a nominee to see who the front runner was going to be. This is NO surprize. He did the same thing in the debates with Clinton and Obama. This is not about his character, this goes back to WHAT'S IN IT FOR ME? Very calculating.
What is in it for him is the real question. How about Attorney General or possible VP.
His character? Well, sure... if memory serves me correctly, wasn't this the guy with getting the $400 haircuts?
Yes HE can, yes HE can, yes HE can AND did.
such a dandy
Submitted on May 15th, 2008 by John 2000John Edwards combs his hair and applies makeup before a television appearance, set to the tune "I Feel Pretty."
http://politicalhumor.about.com/od/johne...
He should fill out the feminine side of ballot. Hillary is not needed after all.
The video suddenly reminded me of an old high school laugh that occurred while drive up 95 outside of DC. There were four of us best chums in an old VW when someone said "you're passing the exit". Well, we both passed it and made the turn anyway, and the car tumbled down a grass embankment, but came to a stop upright. My friend, Dave Fox, pops out, grabs his comb, and says, "my hair got messed up". We laugh, get back in, and drive off.
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And a straight shootin' man of principle to boot!
http://politicalhumor.about.com/library/...
I suppose it could be interpreted NOW as a great reference to Hillary.
LOL
what a character
Submitted on May 15th, 2008 by rom12921If you admire Edwards' character so much, why not demonstrate in your 2nd paragraph?
I have a hard time with the generalization: "Nothing he has ever told us has been the truth...". What exactly has the current President of the United States lied about?