Bad English aside, are you trying to tell me that the free K12 educational system for our kids is also stealing from other people’s money? It works exactly the same way, you know.

So, if a 6 yo’s parent can pay for schooling, so be it. If not, who cares? Right?

“In the first 100 days of his presidency, John will send legislation to Congress to halt global warming and achieve energy independence.”

On the first part, is he going to petition God?

As for the second, is this the same guy whose party has been decrying any new oil exploration in the US, never mind developing any additional refining capacity?

To me, Edwards’ drivel is no more compelling than all the nonsense about “the experience to deliver change” etc. I hear stuff like that and think, yeah, they really are the three stooges.

They seem to think that they’re running for king or emperor or something. They’re going to micromanage our entire lives to the smallest detail.

Just read the NYT story on Hillary’s economic plan. I would call it Liberal Fascism but Jonah Goldberg used that. Go to Wikipedia and look under Fascism – economic theory and tell me that isn’t Hillary’s plans

LOL! Dead on!

Actually, I think it’s every one of the Spy vs. Spy episodes … I recall that they kept coming back to life for another strip …

… now, as to which candidate is the White Spy and which the Black …

On the other hand, Mr. Ed’s astute comments are the reason why Pajamas is one of the best blogs – not only good writers but the readership and their comments are more discerning and interesting than many political commentators.

Edwards — so gloriously tagged as the Breck Girl by some — is as phony as phony gets. He’s a snakeoil salesman from day one, and his ideas are those of an imbecile.

And for goodness sake, what is all this ranting about “poverty,” as if we were living in 1930. There is essentially no poverty in America. If you toss out the illegals (yes, please) the vast majority of those left in so-called “poverty” (the statistic itself is a false measure) are people who have made very specific lifestyle choices to end up where they are. These are lifestyle choices they can change at will. Essentially, if you are willing to go to school and then work, and avoid having babies without fathers, then your chances of being in “poverty” are close to nil.

It’s a phony issue by a phony scam artist.

Oh by the way. The funniest notion in your post. “John Edwards is the only one that will…bring health care and education to the poor & middle class of America.”

Uhh, “bring..education to the poor and middle class”? Yeah, what a shame nobody’s thought of that before now.

When I have spent time in the hospital, on my own behalf and that of others, I have been struck by the long waits and shoddy service on offer.

No matter how we spread out payment for $1,000 tests and $100,000 operations, we can’t afford them.

My health care proposal is simple: There is no health insurance and people have to pay their own bills, cash at the door.

I’ll bet we’d see $100 a night hospital stays shortly after that.

Has anyone noticed that the cost of Lazik surgery has halved in the last few years? That’s because it’s voluntary and funded by your own money instead of insurance.

If an average person can’t afford average prices for average healthcare, then making the government pay for it is going to hurt him, not help, because of the cost and overhead of making and monitoring the payments.

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Particularly when Edwards was one who prospered by suing OB/GYNs whereby ending their ability to practice medicine?

What good is this Universal Health Care (no matter how free it is), if all the doctors and nurses have been sued out of work?

I cannot help but notice that this hypochondriac culture is really making people sick.