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John Edwards Defends Barack, Attacks Bush-McCain (Full)

2008-05-17T12:35:04Z

He's a damn good surrogate.

Obama Fires Back on Bush's Appeasement Accusation

2008-05-17T12:33:26Z

Appearing at a Townhall in Watertown, Obama fires back on Bush's "Appeasement" accusation and challenges Bush and McCain to a debate on Foreign Policy, "anytime, any place."

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Edwards on Today: Bush's Remarks were Beneath a President

2008-05-17T12:33:26Z

John Edwards, appearing on the Today Show, comments on Bush's comparison of "apppeasement of Hitler" stating, "It is beneath the President of the United States to make these kind of clearly political accusations when he is addressing the people of Israel on the 60th anniversary of Israel. It shouldn't have been done, particularly in combination with what has been an absolutely disasterous foreign policy."

Edwards said he's not interested in taking the Vice President position but will work with Obama's team during the campaign and his administration stating, "right now we've got to focus on getting Barack Obama elected as the President of the United
States."

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Barack Obama in Grand Rapids with John Edwards

2008-05-17T12:36:13Z

Grand Rapids, MI
May 14, 2008

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John Edwards on His Endorsement

2008-05-17T12:36:13Z

Former Senator John Edwards encourages you to join Barack Obama's movement for change.

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Edwards and Obama: Working Together Again

2008-05-17T12:35:04Z

Hardball / May 14, 2008

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John Edwards Endorses Barack Obama

2008-05-17T12:36:13Z

Grand Rapids, MI
May 14, 2008

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Edwards Endorses Obama: Full Speech Part Two

2008-05-17T12:33:26Z

Edwards endorses Obama

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Edwards Endorses Obama: Full Speech Part One

2008-05-17T12:33:26Z

Edwards endorses Obama and praises Hillary Clinton

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John Edwards Endorses Barack Obama

2008-05-17T12:36:14Z

Senator John Edwards joins Barack at a rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan to declare his endorsement.

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Cosmic John

2008-05-13T16:17:25Z

Cosmic John Edwards. Music by David K Beckwith, the blogosphere's anonyMoses.

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EDHEAD: A John Edwards Tribute w/Nick Drake

2008-05-13T16:15:48Z

One cannot say enough good things about John and Elizabeth Edwards, whose campaign was characterized by clarity, bold, unapologetic progressive ideas, the best grasp of reality, and the best grasp of visions, with the energy and will to bring them to fruition. I predict his visions will become reality, even though he has suspended his campaign. The late, great Nick Drake provides the music.

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John Edwards on Politics and Poverty

2008-05-17T12:33:26Z

Edwards discusses the Democratic Presidential race and "Half in Ten," a new program to cut poverty in half in ten years that he's launching with the Center for American Progress and other orgs.

www.halfinten.org/

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Edwards on CBS: Obama the Likely Nominee

2008-05-17T12:35:05Z

May 11, 2008

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John Edwards on FTN: It' Important We Get United as a Party

2008-05-17T12:33:26Z

John Edwards discusses how it's important that Hillary decided at what point she's damaging the party or our cause in the fall [to take back the White House] and states, "It' important we get united as a party."

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John Edwards on The Today Show

2008-05-17T12:33:26Z

Edwards on the Today show this morning.

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John Edwards - on saving Lower and Middle Income Americans

2008-05-17T12:26:23Z

Senator John Edwards speaks on what needs to be done to save lower and middle income Americans.

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Edwards: What to Ask About Health Care

2008-05-17T12:26:23Z

Senator John Edwards is in the forefront in fighting for health care for America. He says there is one thing you should ask first.

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The Race to the White House '08!

2008-05-17T12:24:13Z

The Democrats head to Florida.

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Edwards and Giuliani drops out

2008-05-15T15:31:22Z

After former Senator Fred Thompson showed disappointing results in South Carolina, and New Hampshire he officially dropped out.

Now top-tier candidate former North Carolina Senator John Edwards who "vowed" to continue is officially dropping out. Citing the hard lost in South Carolina and the loss of Nevada.

It's becoming clear that now a two person race (I am not sure if Michael Gravel is still in). Bill O'Reilly will be so glad! But don't fear John Edwards supporters, by whom he endorses, you can expect the candidate to help carry the South. Still we'll see.

Again, I still can't help but pick on Rudy Giuliani. The looks on FOX News' Sean Hannity's face showed practically disappointment. Cause people didn't want the former mayor especially after all the controversy brought forth, he didn't win. It showed in Florida.

Still I am uncertain on if this will be a two person race or four person race. We'll see. John McCain, Mitt Romney, Ron Paul, Alan Keyes and Mike Huckabee are still in this. But if late word comes, any of the candidates drop out, you get a post too.

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John Edwards Confronted About 911 and WTC7

2008-05-10T21:30:20Z

One small voice in the corner of the room musters the courage to ask John Edwards the difficult question about WTC7. This is a good thing because (apparently) John Edwards never heard about what happened to World Trade Center 7.

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Elizabeth Edwards on HealthCare

2008-05-17T12:33:28Z

Elizabeth Edwards discusses McCain's, Obama's and Clinton's healthcare plans.

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John Edwards not gonna d'it, not gonna d'it

2008-03-22T13:58:56Z

That was my Dana Carvey impression of his Bush 41 impression. Here's another impression: Edwards won't endorse.

John Edwards is unlikely to endorse either Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton before the nomination is decided, according to interviews with several members of the former candidate's inner circle.

At least three individuals who have recently spoken to Edwards expect that he will choose to stay out of the fight, though they warn that no one other than his wife, Elizabeth, can be certain of his thinking.

A former Edwards operative says he wants to "remain neutral and sort of try to play on that Al Gore status as party elder” and let the people decide.

“He is genuinely torn between the two,” the adviser added. “On the big change, money and politics, he obviously agrees more with Barack. I think on the toughness and experience in life, making difficult decisions, I think he believes Hillary is more ready for the job. I also think that he thinks the way she has pursued his support has a level of seriousness he has not seen from the other guy.”

"The other guy"? Who would that be, John Sidney Hussein McPain? Ohhh, he must mean Barack Hussein Obama. That other guy.

His close aides also said also said "he has spoken several times with Gore about the race." You know, that other other guy.

While Edwards’ advisers don’t expect an endorsement, they are quick to note that he may turn around and surprise them.

So he won't endorse unless he does endorse, which he won't, but he might.

I'm glad that's finally settled.

John Edwards still not endorsing

2008-03-21T18:47:24Z

He still won't endorse, but here are a few tidbits:

The former North Carolina senator suggested he might be willing to accept a Cabinet post in a Democratic administration. "I want to serve my country in whatever way I can," Edwards said.
He also didn't rule out a third presidential bid.
"I'm not thinking about running again," Edwards said. "But never say never."
Edwards said he did not expect the Democratic presidential fight between Clinton and Sen. Barack Obama to last as long as it has.

Hey, I didn't say they were major tidbits... just tidbits!

Cenk Runs Into Famous Person - Who Is It??

2008-05-16T15:29:38Z

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