John Edwards admits what he called Tabloid Trash is true.

[Burris]

He cheated on his wife, but he said (To me it seemed as if it makes it okay..) that "Well my wife was in remission"

Wow John... say bye to your career. To think I kind of respected him.

[Shade-of-Grey]

maybe this was his way of saying "i dont want to be vice president"

[Rob]

I'm not really sure how his marital choices reflect on his ability to do his job.

[Guy Montag]

He probably could have weathered it if he hadn't lied first. I mean, he still wouldn't have gotten VP nomination, but still.

[Burris]

I'm not really sure how his marital choices reflect on his ability to do his job.

When someone lies about something as simple as a premarital affair, bold face lies in front of cameras then says "Well I never said it wasn't true, I said it was 99.9% not true" or some shit.... I don't think (And doubt many Americans do) he can be trusted.

[SMELLY OLD MAN]

When someone lies about something as simple as a premarital affair, bold face lies in front of cameras then says "Well I never said it wasn't true, I said it was 99.9% not true" or some shit.... I don't think (And doubt many Americans do) he can be trusted.

Cause leaders are expected to be honest?

[Burris]

And he says he is willing to take a paternity test, yet of COURSE the mistress says no.

[Faceman]

I'm not really sure how his marital choices reflect on his ability to do his job.

Something called "decision making".


Obviously the man can not find the right type of woman to cheat on; i.e. poor decision making.

[Rob]

I'm not really sure how his marital choices reflect on his ability to do his job.

When someone lies about something as simple as a premarital affair, bold face lies in front of cameras then says "Well I never said it wasn't true, I said it was 99.9% not true" or some shit.... I don't think (And doubt many Americans do) he can be trusted.

Forgive me if I find that a bit hypocritical. The entire American ethos and design of government is structured around the distrust of politicians. I don't think that applies just to the States either, but also to a lot of Western society in general; trust politicians only as far as you can throw them. Expect them to be 'honest', IMO, betrays a staggering naivety.

I'm not really sure how his marital choices reflect on his ability to do his job.

Something called "decision making".

Obviously the man can not find the right type of woman to cheat on; i.e. poor decision making.

Personal life and professional life are entirely different creatures.

[Burris]

No they're not.

Think about it, if he was willing to put his whole party in jeopardy and fully lie to a reporter.. what if he won? The Democrats would be toast.