clinton can not be a president she is not honnest.

Another example of John Edwards' dishonesty. This man is a joke.

Another example of gotcha journalism. ABC News is pathetic.

how is this a story?

edwards is a great candidate

there is nothing dishonest about his answer, the explanation makes sense

COVER HIS POLICY PROPOSALS YOU COWARDS

John Edwards is a piece of work! (not one you should admire)

ABC News catches him in a lie and it's considered pathetic on their part??? I guess we know where your loyalties are. No doubt if it had been a Repub you would be hailing them for courageous journalism.
Edwards is a trial lawyer...that puts him in the same category as car salesmen.....just with a better education. He's slim and hopefully people will see it.

I hit the high spots on all the candidates - and dig a little deeper on the ones I consider important. Of the covey, Edwards seems the most concerned about re-establishing the middle-class. Since I consider the middle-class the USA's backbone, I feel we should all give him definite consideration as our next president. The USA is not in good shape,folks, and it's going to take someone like Edwards to lead us back in the right direction. If we keep listening to the McCain's and the Clinton's, the big fat wealthy individuals and corporations will gain total control.

'Edwards is a piece of work' (one that he shouldn't be proud of)

The real political scandal in America is the fact that our elected leaders continue to do the business of government without bothering to get the facts. I thought I was jaded and cynical enough to not be shocked by most political skeletons, but the information we are getting now as the 2008 elections approach is absolutely depressing and enlightens us to the degree that democracy in America has withered and crumbled away to the palest, feeblest, and most worthless state we have ever endured in our history. I realize reading documents and reports is not nearly as exciting as meeting with lobbyists and major campaign donors but, I never understood how pervasively and regularly our leaders only read the Cliff Notes versions of practically every piece of legislation or resolution they vote on or sign (if they read anything at all.) This really does explain very clearly how our country's government has gotten so far off track.

The most egregious and historically reprehensible instance of this slacker approach to leadership was the selling of the invasion of Iraq to the American people and the world. We are now finding out that it wasn't just the usual suspects of Bushies and neocons who are responsible, but major senate Democrats including presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and John Edwards. Journalists, please stop asking if they regret their votes. Please start asking, "How could you in good conscience vote on something so cataclysmic without getting as much information as possible?" I can respect disagreeing with decisions and votes that were reached after a thorough education of the issues, data, etc. But I have no respect for votes cast in ignorance or based on "audience/voter research." This vote was not about building a new dam, but about taking our country into a highly controversial war. How could the audience voters be fully informed since so much pertinent information was classified? Presidential candidates at risk, stop invoking the "everyone had it wrong" argument. We are sick of the blame game. At long last, we get it now: you were guilty of not doing your job. Don't ask for my vote, or my money.

Come on John, you at least could have thumbed through it when you were getting your weekly pedicure.