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Edwards4President Donating Member (339 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Feb-10-04 10:29 PM
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49. Twelve jurors, a judge and the court of appeals
not to mention opposing attorneys apparently thought that Edwards' position had merit, regardless how many studies you cite.

Perhaps opposing counsel should have brought YOU in as an expert witness since, despite all of the studies you cited and almost unlimited talent and resources, they were still bested by John Edwards.

Yep - that Johnny Edwards sure is a slick one.
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