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Posted on 10/20/2006 3:33:48 PM PDT by SmithL
Elizabeth Edwards, wife of White House hopeful John Edwards, says her choices in life have made her happier than Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton — a possible Edwards' rival for the Democratic nomination.
"She and I are from the same generation. We both went to law school and married other lawyers, but after that we made other choices. I think my choices have made me happier. I think I'm more joyful than she is," Elizabeth Edwards said Thursday.
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She's still striving to be more narcissistic than Hillary though.
Yeah, but Paxil will do that, baby.
MEOW!!
I didn't think the Clintons had a marriage.
lol.....ridiculously catty. Can anyone imagine a male politician bragging about being more "joyful" than another?
Well, Elizabeth isn't really a politician. But it doesn't matter, I think she will be going for a jog in Ft. Marcy Park soon.
That's pretty sad when you think about it.
I think she gets a lot of her joy from french fries and cheeseburgers. I know I do.
Liz may be more joyful, but I'll bet Hil is more gay.
Did she also mention her husband's hair?
Wasn't that one of the reasons we were supposed to vote Kerry/Edwards...they had better hair?
I don't see how marrying a low-yer can make anyone happy except financially.
"I think my choices have made me happier. I think I'm more joyful than she is"
You're setting the bar pretty low there, Lizzie.
She is fatter,isn't she?
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Nothing in politics is accidental.
I bet Edwards is going to run against Hillary.
"Caaaattt Fiiiiiighttt!!!!!!!"
If Hillary ran as Vice President, who would run as President with her? (Asked in sarcasm)
Look both ways when you cross the street baby.
Mrs Edwards is Heterosexual right??
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