ROFLOL...... Oh, my..... John Edwards and Chris Matthews going on about how awful it was that Ann Coulter did not express shame...... the irony is too rich...... maybe the lying huckster John Edwards can spend some time and energy expressing his own SHAME for awhile now......
MATTHEWS: Elizabeth had one — I think Elizabeth may have made one strategic error last night. That’s assuming that she could get Ann Coulter to express shame.
J. EDWARDS: I don’t think she has any shame. There’s no doubt about that. And her response to any effort to raise the dialogue, to talk about things that people care about, is to attack in a mean, hateful, mean-spirited way. I think that’s just the way she behaves. That’s who she is. And I think that’s a lot of what we see from these people who are just — that are crazy. I mean...
MATTHEWS: Yes.
J. EDWARDS: I mean, there’s nothing remotely mainstream about them. And normal people are repelled by them.
http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2007/06/27/245585.aspx
Elizabeth Does Gay Pride alone, without John, in San Francisco.
---snips:
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24 -- Elizabeth Edwards, the wife of Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards, kicked off San Francisco's annual gay pride parade Sunday by splitting with her husband over support for legalized same-sex marriage.
"I don't know why someone else's marriage has anything to do with me," Edwards said at a news conference before the parade. "I'm completely comfortable with gay marriage."
Edwards made the remark almost offhandedly in answering a question from reporters. The topic arose after she delivered a standard campaign stump speech during a breakfast hosted by the Alice B. Toklas Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Democratic Club, an influential San Francisco political organization.
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Elizabeth Edwards conceded that her support puts her at odds with her husband, a former senator from North Carolina. She said he supports civil unions for same-sex couples, but not marriages.
"John has been pretty clear . . . that he is very conflicted," she said. "He has a deeply held belief against any form of discrimination, but that's up against his being raised in the 1950s in a rural Southern town."
None of the leading presidential candidates has publicly supported same-sex marriage.
San Francisco's gay pride parade is a campy civil rights celebration, sprinkled with drag queens, leather chaps and nudity. Very rarely do mainstream, national politicians ride or march in the parade. ---snips
I really could write volumes, just culling what I've posted in this forum, about the passive-aggressive nature of the Southern Democrat female. It's been quite a learning for me.