So it turned out to be true, eh? I agree w/ you about the 'people normally responsible for press releases'. Doesn't read like it came out of the PR Dept.
And so, the story gets better:
My wife, Elizabeth, wanted to get a Playstation3 for my young children. She mentioned it in front of one of my staff people," Edwards said. "That staff person mentioned it in front of a volunteer who said he would make an effort to get one.
While Edwards is out complaining about low wage Wal-mart, one of his NO-wage staffers is slogging it out as the Edwards' personal shopper.
And little Jack Edwards is acting like a typical rich kid bully:
In the call, he repeated a story about his son Jack disapproving of a classmate buying sneakers at Wal-Mart.
The Edwards' need to put the kid in one of those snobbish private schools so the poor little thing can avoid coming into contact w/ Wal-Mart shopping riff-raff.
"If a 6-year-old can figure it out, America can definitely figure this out," Edwards said.
(But apparently not the NO-Wage Edwards' 'volunteers'.)
The fact it was a no-wage staffer is just priceless, when you think about his calling for WM to do something about their labor standards, the same day this no-wage staffer calls them...........just priceless.
Who needs a PS3 when we've got these goofy Democrats to keep us entertained?