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John Edwards - Polls & campaign site
Date of birth : Born June 10, 1953
Member of the Democratic Party. He was the Democratic nominee for Vice President
in 2004 and a one-term U.S. Senator from North Carolina.
Campaign site & other ::
Official campaign site ::
John Edwards
on wikipedia
Most polls in 2007 show him as the third candidate for the
nomination but trend is improving. Opinion Polls on climate change
shows him a the leading candidate.
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Position about : Universal Health Care
(Extract
of the official campaign site) : Forty five million Americans
lack insurance and families and businesses are struggling to pay
skyrocketing premiums. Edwards has proposed a specific plan for
truly universal health care that will take on the insurance and drug
companies, cover every man, woman, and child in America, and get
better care at lower cost. Every day, 37 million Americans wake up
in poverty. Personally committed to the cause of poverty, Edwards
has outlined an ambitious agenda to eliminate poverty within a
generation. Middle-class wages have stagnated in recent years even
as the economy has grown. Edwards will reverse Bush's tax policies
and trade policies that have increased the burdens on workers and
help families save and get ahead. He will also restore hope to
America's forgotten rural towns and communities. |
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John
Edwards plan for Iraq War
(Extract
of the official campaign site) :: Cap funding for
the troops in Iraq at 100,000 troops to stop the surge and
implement an immediate drawdown of 40-50,000 combat troops. Any
troops beyond that level should be redeployed immediately.
Support the Troops: Prohibit funding to deploy any new
troops to Iraq that do not meet real readiness standards and that
have not been properly trained and equipped, so American tax dollars
are used to train and equip our troops, instead of escalating the
war. Require Authorization: Make it clear that
President Bush is conducting this war without authorization. The
2002 authorization did not give President Bush the power to use U.S.
troops to police a civil war. President Bush exceeded his authority
long ago, and now needs to end the war and ask Congress for new
authority to manage the withdrawal of the U.S. military presence. |
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