Reply #51: But Edwards is not the only one with Humble beginnings.... [View All]

and his national security credentials are weak, IMO. If you don't think that the next Prez will not have to deal with foreign policy in a way that it has never been done before, you are wrong.

I don't want for Prez someone who couldn't see that this Iraq War was a folly until the polls recently turned, although he was on the Intelligence Committee. Edwards might be sorry about his vote now....but it is one of those votes that made us all poorer and sorry just can't make up for it (although I appreciate him seeing the light) nor be rewarded with the presidency...no matter his populist talk, since the treasury is broke anyway. He was part of the problem, and so I won't be voting for him for Presidenet just cause he now regrets it. Edwards, if he had what it really takes to lead should have known better at the time like many other senators that voted NO on the IWR (or at least didn't co-sponsor the bill as he did).