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  • Posted By: perumanian @ 08/08/2008 7:42:20 PM

    Very bad timing for Obama. This guy was sooo supportive of obama in SC. This just exposes how decietful politicians are behind their perfect mask. Barack comes to mind.

  • Posted By: josemarti @ 08/08/2008 6:11:24 PM

    All glory. All praise. All honors to Holly Roller. You were right again. How big of a blow will this be to Obama? Any idea why it is taking him so long to pick a VP? Any idea what he is really doing on his "vacation."?

    • Posted By: AskPlus @ 08/08/2008 6:44:50 PM

      Talking to yourself again Mr. Roller?

  • Posted By: josemarti @ 08/08/2008 6:22:35 PM

    Holly Roller: Why is it mostly Democrats who get caught up in these sex scandals? First it was Thomas Jefferson, then FDR, then JFK, and then Ted Kennedy, then Gary Hart, then Barny Frank, then Bill Clinton, then Pamela Anderson, then Paris Hilton, then that Governor of New Jersey, then the Mayor of Detroit. then Elliott Spitzer, then now Edwards. Who is next? I don't know who to trust anymore.

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  • Posted By: kapauldo @ 08/08/2008 4:33:37 PM

    Mad or Sad? John Edwards admits affair- what is your reaction? [VOTE] - http://www.thriveorfail.com/4b818

  • Posted By: misterharban @ 08/08/2008 4:28:29 PM

    This man could be the Democratic nominee. It could be October instead of August. Do journalists of any political persuasion understand the implications that giving this man a pass could have had on our political process? Does anyone care that similar journalistic lapses with regard to either of our current candidates could have disastrous effects? I doubt it.

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