John Edwards

John Edwards -- author of the famed claim that there are two Americas -- was apparently only faithful to his wife in one of them. video.aol.com

By Howard Martin(howmartin@msn.com) The encore came Wednesday: The negative, somewhat nasty McGinn campaign embarked on class warfare, with a copycat of Sen. John Edwards' "two Americas" themes from the 2004 and 2008 presidential campaigns. David Miller, a Wedgwood community activist, has moved up. Miller has done well in...

Most of all, I appreciated John Edwards' advocacy for the poor. His "Two Americas" speech, his insistence on forcing Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton to discuss not just the ever-popular "middle class" but the national shame of poverty, his unabashed ...

By georgia10 In this sense, there was, until this recent populist awakening, three Americas. Not necessarily between poor America, rich America, and middle class America, but between those who lived reality, those who didn't care about it, and those who were simply oblivious to it.

New York Times Blogs  DC - By Charlie Cook National Journal January 27, 2009 John Edwards was right when he spoke about there being "two Americas." The way Edwards framed it, ... Video: Obama Orders Review of Emissions Standards AssociatedPress National Journal all 2,588 news articles

By Matt Welch Bonus Edwards quote, about Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky: "I think this President has shown a remarkable disrespect for his office, for the moral dimensions of leadership, for his friends, for his wife, for his precious daughter. It is breathtaking to me the level to which that disres...

By Nick Gillespie ABC said it planned to broadcast an interview with the one-time Democratic presidential candidate tonight on Nightline. Oddly, Edwards didn't mention the "two Americas" or his father's experience at a mill during his remarks. More here.

By Clay Waters In a silly political stunt, Sack claimed the findings validated former Democratic presidential candidate (and wealthy trial lawyer) John Edwards' left-wing ranting about "two Americas," even bringing in the failed candidate to explain how he was right all along.

Paris Hilton, Eat Your Heart Out Newsweek - I've been leaning towards John Edwards because of his tales of two Americas, which really strikes a chord with many of us, especially in Iowa, ...

By The Huffington Post News Editors At a press conference today in New York City, John Edwards tackled some of the more weighty topics in the race for the White House. After reminding reporters that "terrorism is still alive, and ongoing, and a serious threat to America and to the rest of the world" and outlining his plan for a 1...