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October 16th, 2005 at 12:50 am

John Edwards goes to Wall Street

And Norm Pattis and Mike Cernovich think it hypocritical. I’m mystified: did anyone think that Edwards attacked obstetricians and manufacturers for reasons other than money? I just hope the folks writing his paycheck give him a persuasive lecture on how much his opposition to litigation reform hurts business.

In federalism; John Edwards; obstetric; politics

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There are many in North Carolina who wish John Edwards would permanently take his carpet bag to Wall Street.

His “man of the people” act isn’t fit for off, off, off Broadway.

Dr. Mary Johnson on October 16th, 2005

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