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submitted by chiasma 25 months ago, from news.yahoo.com
Former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards on Friday admitted to an extramarital affair while his wife was battling cancer. He denied fathering the woman's daughter. Edwards told ABC News that he lied repeatedly about the affair with Rielle Hunter but said that he didn't love her... More
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submitted by grandie4 27 months ago, from chicagotribune.com
John Edwards did a large favor for Barack Obama, but the Illinois senator is not out of the woods yet. The former North Carolina senator's endorsement last week of Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination blunted Hillary Clinton's ability to celebrate her two-to-one West Virginia primary... More
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submitted by blueheat 27 months ago, from politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com
Seeing John Edwards and Barack Obama on the same stage earlier this week left political pundits buzzing: Could these two be an unbeatable presidential ticket? They appeared to have natural chemistry — something Edwards and then-Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry seemed to lack... More
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submitted by trippie48 28 months ago, from chron.com
John Edwards gave his long-awaited endorsement to Sen. Barack Obama on Wednesday, bolstering Obama's efforts to rally the Democratic Party around his candidacy and offering potential help in his attempts to win over working-class white voters in the general election. More
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submitted by grandie4 28 months ago, from cnn.com
Former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards will endorse Sen. Barack Obama on Wednesday at a campaign event in Grand Rapids, Michigan, according to Obama's campaign. Edwards dropped out of the Democratic race on January 30 after poor showings in the early contests. More
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submitted by trippie48 28 months ago, from thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com
John Edwards’s endorsement still eludes the Democratic candidates, but today one of his top advisers threw his support behind Barack Obama. David Bonior, a former congressman and the national campaign manager for Mr. Edwards’s failed bid, said Mr. Obama’s “commanding lead” and... More
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submitted by grandie4 30 months ago, from reuters.com
U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama slipped away for a private meeting with former rival John Edwards on Sunday to seek his endorsement as the Illinois senator and Hillary Clinton battle for Wisconsin. With eight straight wins under his belt, Obama hoped to make it two more on... More
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submitted by geeta 31 months ago, from cnn.com
Former Sen. John Edwards dropped out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination on Wednesday. "It is time for me to step aside so that history can blaze its path," Edwards said in New Orleans, the same city where he first declared his run for the 2008 Democratic presidential race. More
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submitted by sunil 31 months ago, from cnn.com
Barack Obama will win the South Carolina Democratic primary by a substantial margin, CNN projects based on exit polls. Sen. Hillary Clinton was expected to finish second, ahead of former Sen. John Edwards, according to CNN projections. Obama's likely victory capped a heated contest in South Carolina More
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submitted by sunil 31 months ago, from washingtonpost.com
Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton raced through a final day of campaigning Friday before Saturday's South Carolina Democratic primary, after a week of angry bickering and with the electorate here polarized along racial lines. More
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submitted by quelle4 31 months ago, from thepoliticalpaper.com
John Edwards has been uncharacteristically quiet the last several days. The question that is unsaid but silently being brokered is when will John Edwards endorse Barack Obama? Maybe the delay in his endorsing Obama is due to some silent conversation/promises from the Clinton camp. John Edward's en More
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submitted by nbizman 31 months ago, from noambizman.com
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submitted by sunil 31 months ago, from washingtonpost.com
Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton (N.Y.) and Barack Obama (Ill.) are running roughly even nationally as the battle for the Democratic nomination heads into Tuesday's big round of primaries and caucuses, while Sen. John McCain (Ariz.) has jumped to a dominating lead over his remaining rivals. More
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by Julie Bosman from nytimes.com, 31 months ago
The already-murky rationale for John Edwards continuing his campaign has become much less clear. More
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by Julie Bosman from nytimes.com, 31 months ago
The already-murky rationale for John Edwards continuing his campaign has become much less clear after his performance in Nevada. More
