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February 24, 2004
| Edwards Runs Ads in New York

The Eye on Edwards is reporting that John Edwards is now running ads in upstate New York but not in the city. They also have links to view the ads.



Posted by Mike Van Winkle at February 24, 2004 08:37 AM | TrackBack
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I am an advocate for issues related to rural poverty esp. related to public policy. I have switched my support to John Edwards; I will vote for him in the NY Primary. I believe that John Edwards best speaks for the poor and disadvantaged and will persist in seeking change in current policies. I do not believe that Edwards champions the disadvantaged for political reasons; I believe that his campaign represents his values and understanding of history. I like his trade stands also.

Posted by: Allan Schramm at February 24, 2004 12:10 PM

I am an advocate for issues related to rural poverty esp. related to public policy. I have switched my support to John Edwards; I will vote for him in the NY Primary. I believe that John Edwards best speaks for the poor and disadvantaged and will persist in seeking change in current policies. I do not believe that Edwards champions the disadvantaged for political reasons; I believe that his campaign represents his values and understanding of history. I like his trade stands also.

Posted by: Allan Schramm at February 24, 2004 12:10 PM

I am an advocate for issues related to rural poverty esp. related to public policy. I have switched my support to John Edwards; I will vote for him in the NY Primary. I believe that John Edwards best speaks for the poor and disadvantaged and will persist in seeking change in current policies. I do not believe that Edwards champions the disadvantaged for political reasons; I believe that his campaign represents his values and understanding of history. I like his trade stands also.

Posted by: Allan Schramm at February 24, 2004 12:11 PM

I am an advocate for issues related to rural poverty esp. related to public policy. I have switched my support to John Edwards; I will vote for him in the NY Primary. I believe that John Edwards best speaks for the poor and disadvantaged and will persist in seeking change in current policies. I do not believe that Edwards champions the disadvantaged for political reasons; I believe that his campaign represents his values and understanding of history. I like his trade stands also.

Posted by: Allan Schramm at February 24, 2004 12:11 PM

I am an advocate for issues related to rural poverty esp. related to public policy. I have switched my support to John Edwards; I will vote for him in the NY Primary. I believe that John Edwards best speaks for the poor and disadvantaged and will persist in seeking change in current policies. I do not believe that Edwards champions the disadvantaged for political reasons; I believe that his campaign represents his values and understanding of history. I like his trade stands also.

Posted by: Allan Schramm at February 24, 2004 12:11 PM

Geez, Allan, I think we got the idea the first time.

Posted by: bob at February 24, 2004 12:38 PM

I agree Allan,
Edwards is a better man than that liar Kerry.
Kerry’s whole life is a lie. He’s no war hero, he’s a war fraud.
He’s A communist, he not only spit on those who fought in Nam, but he sold out those who were still there in pow camps. Keep your eye on the media, it’s gonna be good.
That snake will finally get what he’s got comming.

did you know his wife Ms Moneybags) says she’s an African American?
LMAO that will go over well with the BLACK African Americans, Knowing Kerry’s wife was a daughter of a plantation white supremist familly in Africa, and She has more right to be called an african American than the Black Americans do.

Posted by: Fat Guy at February 24, 2004 06:35 PM

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