John Edwards and the Series of Tubes
His question is actually a good one, but -- as a Swampland operative pointed out -- I wonder if we're in for a trend of campaign releases touting achievements that are normal for any average 14-year-old girl:
From: Kate Bedingfield
Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2007 5:06 PM
Subject: Edwards Submits Question for MSNBC/Politico Republican
Presidential DebateFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 2, 2007EDWARDS SUBMITS QUESTION FOR MSNBC/POLITICO REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: EDWARDS UPLOADS MP3 TO MYSPACE PAGE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: EDWARDS TEXTS FRIEND ABOUT MATH HOMEWORK
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: EDWARDS ENTERS CHAT ROOM...
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