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Article: Edwards Praised at Debate for Leading on the Issues

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July 23, 2007
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The presidential campaign of former Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C., issued the following news bulletin:

WashingtonPost.com's "The Fix": Edwards "Seemed the Boldest of the Three in His Call for Bold Action." Chris Cillizza wrote after the debate, "While the dominant dynamic of the night was between Clinton and Obama, it was former Sen. John Edwards (N.C.) who seemed the boldest of the three in his call for bold action. 'If you want real change you need someone who has taken on these people and beat them over and over and over,' said Edwards. At another point in the debate, Edwards warned: 'We can't trade our insiders for their insiders.' Edwards also powerfully seized a question on health care to ...

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