Tuesday, November 29th
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In an ironic turn of events, Edwards, champion of the working class during the '04 election, is now working for Wall Street as a "global dealmaker". Hmmm.
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1 comment:
Hi Pam,
I wonder how many politicians truly care about the poor (whether the working poor or those on government assistance) beyond some kind of vague sentimentality that we are all prone to fall into. I am looking for leaders who are willing to move beyond rhetoric to praxis.
BTW: nice looking blog!
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