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Democratic Presidential Candidate Announces Wife's Cancer Is Back And Is Incurable

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by scott4261 March 23, 2007 6:31 AM EDT
Is everyone to your left a "certified communist?" Pardon me for saying that your capacity for empathy doesn't ring true.
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by scott4261 March 23, 2007 6:24 AM EDT
In your opinion, jdweymouth, in your opinion.
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by jdweymouth March 23, 2007 6:07 AM EDT
For those of you with comprehension problems, my heart goes out for the couple, and I pray for them, and wish them the best. However, this does NOT mean that I like J. Edwards, certified communist.
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by scott4261 March 23, 2007 5:34 AM EDT
This was a decision between them. If Elizabeth did not want him to run in light of this news, I believe he would drop out. I admire the integrity in which they handled this issue now and in 2004. But those with cancer usually do not ant to be considered victims and it has been my experience that they want to keep living life as fully as possible for as long as they can. This is the path that they chose together and we should respect their decision.

I am already a John Edwards supporter and my support is further solidified. I wish for him and Elizabeth Godspeed and good health.
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by jfebiala March 23, 2007 5:05 AM EDT
Edwards should get out of politics and look after his wife.
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by kansas1946 March 23, 2007 3:56 AM EDT
"Let me be absolutely clear. Any time, any place that I need to be with Elizabeth, I will be there." John Edwards
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Now this sounds like a "family values" guy to me, unlike Newt who left his wife (in the hospital) when she had cancer, unlike Rudy who lived in the mayor's mansion on the first floor with his mistress, while his wife and kids lived on the upper floors, unlike a lot of the so called "family values" Republicans. John Edwards is a class act and we would be lucky to have him for our president.
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by scott4261 March 23, 2007 3:18 AM EDT
jdweymouth,

It is true that I am an Episcopalian. And I don't think you really need to be placing judgment on me here. This is not about me. Perhaps you should reacquaint yourself with the Sermon on the Mount. Some pretty radical, liberal ideas from Jesus in there!

Good night, sir!
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by scott4261 March 23, 2007 3:15 AM EDT
And the same goes to you, Agnim. I cannot believe you people! America is truly rotting at its core.
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by jdweymouth March 23, 2007 3:10 AM EDT
"jdweymouth,

Has Bush EVER done ANYTHING wrong in your eyes? If not, you MUST be deaf, dumb, and blind! You and Musty2U are entitled to your opinions, but the insensitivity to towards the Edwards is appalling to me! Now, look in the mirror and pray that God will make you more Christ-like, because your attitude is most un-Christian!"

Posted by Scott4261

Bush has done plenty wrong in my mind, but I don't think he's evil, bad-intentioned, and I believe he's right about Iraq.

I do feel for the Edwards family, but I don't like Edwards. However, I would not wish this on anyone. I had an aunt who died of cancer, and it isn't fun.

I can't remember, but, if you're the Episcopalian who has an extremely heretical view of evangelism, then I think that the Osama Bin Laden would be just as qualified in telling me how to be a good Christian!
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by scott4261 March 23, 2007 2:58 AM EDT
jdweymouth,

Has Bush EVER done ANYTHING wrong in your eyes? If not, you MUST be deaf, dumb, and blind! You and Musty2U are entitled to your opinions, but the insensitivity to towards the Edwards is appalling to me! Now, look in the mirror and pray that God will make you more Christ-like, because your attitude is most un-Christian!
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by agnim March 23, 2007 1:51 AM EDT
"John Edwards: "The Campaign Goes On""

Is John looking for the sympathy vote?
Then he should have waited. LOL

Now Americans must think that John's family problems will divert his attention from the running of a country of 300 million people.

John needs to wait until the wifey is cured or dies before he makes his run.
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by jdweymouth March 23, 2007 1:42 AM EDT
Stop your ranting, you God-forsaken liberals/communists/hypocrites/traitors/Islam apologists/pychos! If musty, or whoever the hell it was, wants to speak his mind about Commie Edwards, than let him do it. It's a free country. At least that's what you commies say...
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by mrosvo March 23, 2007 1:36 AM EDT
The Edwards family are a class act and this is a time to put politics politics aside and to pray for the Edwards family. Rush Limbaugh and Ann Coulter are the best agruments for upholding abortion rights - one is an Anti-American drug addict who missed his calling to lead the German Bund during World War II, and the other is a cross dressing drag queen who has the sophomoric wit of an empty headed blonde joke.
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by scott4261 March 23, 2007 12:04 AM EDT
Edwards' has ran nothing short of a scam on you Kool-aid drinkin' liberals.
Posted by Musty2U at 07:22 PM

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This, coming from a Kool-Aid drinking conservative. And I can see why you don't like John Edwards because he stands against the unabashed greed you represent.
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by March 22, 2007 11:48 PM EDT
John and Elizabeth Edwards are strong, principled individuals, and also a great team. I first met them at an Iowa House Party in 2003, supported John in the Iowa Caucus in '04, and will do everything in my power to help him be in the right place on the ticket this time. This country needs their candor, and their courage. While today's news is sobering, I sense that it is giving them renewed commitment to the campaign.
I look for John to rise above the noise of Hilary & Obama, and through clear statements of how he would govern, make it clear that he is the one best prepared to do it!
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by March 22, 2007 11:44 PM EDT
John and Elizabeth Edwards are strong, principled individuals, and also a great team. I first met them at an Iowa House Party in 2003, supported John in the Iowa Caucus in '04, and will do everything in my power to help him be in the right place on the ticket this time. This country needs their candor, and their courage. While today's news is sobering, I sense that it is giving them renewed commitment to the campaign.
I look for John to rise above the noise of Hilary & Obama, and through clear statements of how he would govern, make it clear that he is the one best prepared to do it!
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by March 22, 2007 11:39 PM EDT
John and Elizabeth Edwards are strong, principled individuals, and also a great team. I first met them at an Iowa House Party in 2003, supported John in the Iowa Caucus in '04, and will do everything in my power to help him be in the right place on the ticket this time. This country needs their candor, and their courage. While today's news is sobering, I sense that it is giving them renewed commitment to the campaign.
I look for John to rise above the noise of Hilary & Obama, and through clear statements of how he would govern, make it clear that he is the one best prepared to do it!
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by sweetjill1 March 22, 2007 11:03 PM EDT
I don't care what all of the naysayers have to say about John Edwards and the Democratic Party. He and his wife and family have endured much over these past several years and have come through it stronger than ever. As the twin sister of a breast cancer survivor, I admire Mrs. Edward's courage in the face of this battle and I admire them both for moving forward with not only her disease but the campaign as well. I will vote for Mr. Edwards no matter what and will do everything in my power to help with his campaign and for the Democratic Party who will win the election in 2008! Mr. and Mrs. Edwards and family - my thoughts and prayers are with you always! Keep your chins up! From someone who understands.
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by fredgrad2000 March 22, 2007 10:59 PM EDT
Edwards probably can't win the nomination; I don't think he can out fundraise or outshine Obama or Hillary (he needed to be the anti-Hillary to win, but Obama seems to be the owner of that title so far), but good for him for continuing in the face of adversity and best wishes to his wife, Republican or Democratic supporter of one of his opponents, that should be the message.
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by greco99-2009 March 22, 2007 10:38 PM EDT
That's right musty -- and, I bet you even believe what George W. Bush and his sycophants say.

Let's see: prosecutors were fired for job performance reasons, we've turned the corner in Iraq, the balooning deficit is not a problem, they love me in Latin America, you've done a heck of job Brownie, mission accomplished, we've found the WMDs...

Actually, what has this administration said recently that is true?

And, Rudy, McCain, and the others still give lip service to Bush...the worst American in history.

On the Bush side what do we see: petty name calling and no substance.

What do you want more years of Bushism?

When Edwards is President this country will be great again. He is a good man and will be an effective leader.
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