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  • EDWARDS MOVING IN MISTRESS (Breck girl Alert)

    08/19/2009 11:59:01 AM PDT · by OldDeckHand · 71 replies · 3,893+ views
    National Enquirer ^ | 08/19/09 | Uncredited
    John Edwards is moving the mother of his love child into his North Carolina neighborhood and will help raise their baby, The ENQUIRER reports exclusively. In a stunning change of heart, the disgraced 2 time presidential candidate loser - who's denied being the child's father for more than a year - has embraced fatherhood and wants to be intimately involved in the life of daughter Frances. The ENQUIRER also learned that his cancer-stricken wife Elizabeth exploded in a rage when he told her of his parenting plans and that he's moving his mistress and baby to Wilmington, near his plush...
  • BREAKING-Edwards takes lead in InsiderAdvantage Iowa poll-(OMG! "ALSO RAN" Now Leads Democrats!)

    12/19/2007 9:24:40 AM PST · by tcrlaf · 67 replies · 115+ views
    Southern Political Report ^ | 12-18-07 | Tom Baxter
    John Edwards has leapfrogged over his rivals Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, and leads the Democratic field in Iowa, according to the latest InsiderAdvantage/Majority Opinion poll. The race among the three top Democrats is extremely close, with the potential for any of them to finish first – or third. Edwards leads with 30 percent in a poll of Democratic voters who said they intend to participate in the Jan. 3 presidential caucuses, followed by Clinton with 26 percent and Obama with 24 percent. When the sample was narrowed to the most likely caucus-goers, based on several questions, Obama leads Edwards...
  • Former VP candidate John Edwards is considering presidential seat

    09/25/2006 11:43:26 AM PDT · by presidio9 · 74 replies · 1,257+ views
    Former vice presidential candidate John Edwards attended a corn roast for Congressman Ron Kind over the weekend, telling reporters he's thinking of running for president in 2008. The former North Carolina senator who was John Kerry's running mate in 2004 said he's hesitant to say anything for sure. "I'm seriously thinking about running for President, but I haven't made a final decision," he said Saturday night. He told the crowd of about 700 the national minimum wage should be raised and laws should be changed to make it easier for unions to organize. He joked about having sleepless nights worrying...