Bill Clinton was greatly honored and rightly so by the party because, despite his failings (which in the end have nothing to do with fitness for office), he managed to win the presidency not once but twice. He then proceeded to balance the budget and accomplish many other things during his time in office. John Edwards has accomplished little in comparison and has been a campaign loser, multiple times now.

Hillary Rodham Clinton was lauded because, whether she was complicit in Bill’s infidelities or not (which again does not matter), she served as first lady for eight years and then went on to win election and serve as senator from New York. She then went even further by becoming the first truly viable female candidate for the presidency in history.

What has Elizabeth done in comparison and why should she and her husband been given equal treatment and billing? I do feel very sorry for her, as I would any woman who finds herself in a complex relationship with a cheating man and battling terminal cancer at the same time. But what they have accomplished and what should be recognized by the party is very little in comparison to the Clintons. It’s really quite obvious to the most casual observer.

I’m thrilled that Senator Clinton honored the suffragettes.

But most people are totally in the dark about HOW the suffragettes won, and what life was REALLY like for women before they did.

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Could this be true???

It doesn’t have to be anything huge, but it would acknowledge an actual service to her country, beyond all the crank-snorting and sperm bank services she has rendered over the years. Something along the lines of Homer Simpson’s award for “Outstanding Achievement in the field of Excellence”

She threw herself on the hand grenade known as John Edwards and saved us all.

Not so with John Edwards.He cloaked himself in this shroud of being a devoted husband…and Rielle Hunter cracked that veneer. Many people gave Elizabeth a break due to her illness..and then it came out that she knew all along. People felt duped and deceived. Still do. So it’s little wonder now that both the Edwards are now persona non grata. People don’t like to be reminded that they were fooled.

I’m more shocked that Fred Baron had the temerity to show up at the convention. I’ve read that he’s a “good friend” of Biden too.

That’s three times as many civilians as died in Afghanistand and Iraq combined, according to Amnesty International.

Clinton refused to send troops and even issued a directive to avoid referring to it as Genocide.

You don’t go to prison for trying to help people or even ignoring them. You go to prison for trying to hurt them.

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