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In reply to the discussion: I think the worst part of that prank call to the London hospital [View all]graham4anything
(11,464 posts)29. I am sorry, but the linking of Rep. Weiner and Sen. Edwards is 100% incorrect
The Edwards were a team. period. end. of. story.
the two things were in the no way connected or similiar.
Anthony Weiner was not running for national office and he was outed and resigned.
The Edwards knew the info together, and kept it silent while continuing to run for the highest office in the land, both knowing full well if it came out the moments before election day, it woould lead to a republican president and they attempted knowing inside information
to barter their way into a job in trade for his support.
Those are two major differences IMHO.
(now back to this tragedy.)
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The nurse, at that moment, would have thought she'd be sacked if she DIDN'T put the call through.
Ken Burch
Dec 2012
#40
"patient privacy, I don't care if these are homeless or royals, should not be invaded"
Capt. Obvious
Dec 2012
#6
I am sorry, but the linking of Rep. Weiner and Sen. Edwards is 100% incorrect
graham4anything
Dec 2012
#29