Edwards Drops Out
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NEW ORLEANS -- And with a forceful drive of a hammer to the head of a nail, John Edwards’s 2008 presidential run was over.
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January 30, 2008 3:55 PM From CBS News' Aaron Lewis:
NEW ORLEANS -- And with a forceful drive of a hammer to the head of a nail, John Edwards’s 2008 presidential run was over.
NEW ORLEANS -- And with a forceful drive of a hammer to the head of a nail, John Edwards’s 2008 presidential run was over.
January 29, 2008 3:43 PM From CBS News' Aaron Lewis:
JEFFERSON CITY, MO. -- John Edwards returns to New Orleans tomorrow where he will deliver what the campaign bills as a "major address on poverty."
Edwards To Visit New Orleans
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JEFFERSON CITY, MO. -- John Edwards returns to New Orleans tomorrow where he will deliver what the campaign bills as a "major address on poverty."
January 29, 2008 12:36 PM From CBS News' Aaron Lewis:
TULSA, OKLA. -- Bill Murray was nowhere to be found in the House of Representatives last night. But according to John Edwards, George Bush's State of the Union address looked like one of Murray's movies about repeating the same daily routines over and over again.
Edwards' "Groundhog Day"
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TULSA, OKLA. -- Bill Murray was nowhere to be found in the House of Representatives last night. But according to John Edwards, George Bush's State of the Union address looked like one of Murray's movies about repeating the same daily routines over and over again.
January 28, 2008 3:43 PM From CBS News' Aaron Lewis:
NASHVILLE, TENN. -- John Edwards echoed the same condescension professed earlier today in Chattanooga for President Bush and his upcoming State of the Union address this evening at a local Steelworkers Union rally in Nashville.
Edwards said that Bush's plan to stimulate the nation's economy, a case for which the president is expected to argue in tonight's speech, does not do enough to help those who need it the most.
Edwards' State of the Union "Prebuttal"
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NASHVILLE, TENN. -- John Edwards echoed the same condescension professed earlier today in Chattanooga for President Bush and his upcoming State of the Union address this evening at a local Steelworkers Union rally in Nashville.
Edwards said that Bush's plan to stimulate the nation's economy, a case for which the president is expected to argue in tonight's speech, does not do enough to help those who need it the most.
January 27, 2008 4:15 PM From CBS News' Aaron Lewis:
DUBLIN, GA. -- It was a signature line in South Carolina that John Edwards used to express his commitment to the state even beyond the primary. South Carolina, he said, was more than just a place he'd fly into for an event and then fly back out. That's the state in which he was born, he'd add, and he understands their issues.
More importantly, though, the line was a dig at Hillary Clinton, whom he was quick to point out left South Carolina following the Myrtle Beach debate last week to campaign in February 5th states, only to return to the state the day before the primary.
So whether by force of habit or out of pure sincerity, Edwards used the line again today in Georgia.
Edwards' Georgia Drop-by
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DUBLIN, GA. -- It was a signature line in South Carolina that John Edwards used to express his commitment to the state even beyond the primary. South Carolina, he said, was more than just a place he'd fly into for an event and then fly back out. That's the state in which he was born, he'd add, and he understands their issues.
More importantly, though, the line was a dig at Hillary Clinton, whom he was quick to point out left South Carolina following the Myrtle Beach debate last week to campaign in February 5th states, only to return to the state the day before the primary.
So whether by force of habit or out of pure sincerity, Edwards used the line again today in Georgia.
January 26, 2008 10:25 PM From CBS News' Aaron Lewis:
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Despite a disappointing third-place finish in the state in which he was born and the state which he won in 2004, John Edwards vowed tonight to continue his campaign, at least through Super Tuesday.
Edwards Staying In
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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Despite a disappointing third-place finish in the state in which he was born and the state which he won in 2004, John Edwards vowed tonight to continue his campaign, at least through Super Tuesday.
January 24, 2008 8:59 PM From CBS News' Aaron Lewis:
SENECA, S.C. -- It was a homecoming night of sorts in Seneca, SC. And John Edwards was king.
Standing in front of an exhuberant crowd of over 400 in the town where he grew up, a visibly energized Edwards came down with a case of deja vu.
Edwards Goes Home Again
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SENECA, S.C. -- It was a homecoming night of sorts in Seneca, SC. And John Edwards was king.
Standing in front of an exhuberant crowd of over 400 in the town where he grew up, a visibly energized Edwards came down with a case of deja vu.
January 24, 2008 12:32 PM From CBS News' Aaron Lewis:
LAURENS, S.C. -- John Edwards expressed disappointment over the economic stimulus agreement reached today between Congress and the White House.
Edwards Reacts to Economic Stimulus Plan
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LAURENS, S.C. -- John Edwards expressed disappointment over the economic stimulus agreement reached today between Congress and the White House.
January 24, 2008 10:10 AM From CBS News' Aaron Lewis:
SPARTANBURG, S.C. -- John Edwards popped by the Beacon Drive-In Restaurant where he was greeted by patrons and middle school students who took a field trip to see a real live presidential candidate in person.
Edwards "Like a Rock Star" In Spartanburg
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SPARTANBURG, S.C. -- John Edwards popped by the Beacon Drive-In Restaurant where he was greeted by patrons and middle school students who took a field trip to see a real live presidential candidate in person.
January 23, 2008 1:18 PM
Edwards Appears On The "Late Show"
Joining David Letterman on the "Late Show," John Edwards spoke about the fireworks between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama at Monday's South Carolina Democratic debate.
"What I was trying to do was represent the grownup wing of the Democratic party," Edwards said.
Letterman later asked the famously well-coiffed Edwards if he could mess up his hair.
"Has it ever been messed up?" Letterman asked.
Watch the video below to see what happened next:
"What I was trying to do was represent the grownup wing of the Democratic party," Edwards said.
Letterman later asked the famously well-coiffed Edwards if he could mess up his hair.
"Has it ever been messed up?" Letterman asked.
Watch the video below to see what happened next:
