[Paladin2]

"They're not our friends. They're our staff."

>The sainted wife was apparently a real piece of work - based on other anecdotal stories.

[jaydubya2]

After collecting herself, Elizabeth Edwards came back into the hangar, found her husband and began yelling. She then pulled off her shirt and bra, leaving herself bare-chested, Reynolds said.

"You don't see me anymore," Reynolds quoted the wife as saying.

Nelson said Elizabeth Edwards grabbed her husband in a sexual way and demanded, "Is this what you do in New York City?"

According to Nelson, John Edwards tried to get her to stop, saying, "Not in front of our friends," to which his wife responded, "They're not our friends. They're our staff."

[Opinionated Blowhard]

"They're not our friends. They're our staff."

Yeesh. You're right. Hard to have sympathy for anyone in this power-mad, back-stabbing, arrogant family. Elizabeth became sympathetic as the wife dying of cancer because she was cheated on, but before she took on that role, she was a real nasty piece of work -- a typical power-hungry politician's wife.

[Tulane]

“They’re not our friends. They’re our staff.”
>The sainted wife was apparently a real piece of work - based on other anecdotal stories.
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I know a fundraiser for the real estate industry that knew Edward’s senatorial staff. His senate staff said Elizabeth Edwards was down right nuts and extremely mean to the little people.

Not trying to pile on a woman who died of cancer...but that was the story way before he ran for president.

[Kickass Conservative]

Remember the ambush Phone Call from Mrs. Edwards when Ann Coulter was on Crissy Matthew's Show?

Ann was set up by Crissy after she made the comment at CPAC about Edwards. I was sitting 10 feet in front of her at CPAC when she made the comment. I turned to the guy next to me and said “just wait until the Press distorts this”.