Edwards on the Issues
Democrat John Edwards came out swinging on Friday's "Hardball," taking a swipe at the president, the war, the economy and even civic pride. But how will John Kerry's former running mate fare against principled Dennis Kucinich or the Clinbama juggernaut that's been gobbling up all the fund-raisers and media coverage it can find? Full Disclosure: Edwards is a Truthdig advertiser.Democrat John Edwards came out swinging on Friday’s Hardball, taking a stab at the president, the war, the economy and even civic pride. But how will John Kerry’s former running mate fare against principled Dennis Kucinich or the Clinbama juggernaut that’s been gobbling up all the fund-raisers and media coverage it can find?
Full Disclosure: Edwards is a Truthdig advertiser.
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