[KosmicKitty]

Read this when the link was posted on FR yesterday.

Sort of confirmed what I had thought all along.

Screaming banshee & smarmy creepy poof.

[Enchante]

sounds like TWO “ego monsters”

both such repulsive human beings

St. Elizabeth my ###

at least she reads books -— I’m sooooo impressed!!

[silverleaf]

Poor baby Frances Quinn Hunter Edwards :-(

(Boy oh boy, how many years will it take to get a book like this about the true obama/soetero’s?)

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

The Edwards’ stupidity and egomania aside, the real lesson here is don’t piss off your staff.

[Alberta's Child]

She looked like a hybrid of Stevie Nicks and Lucinda Williams, in an outfit more suitable for a Grateful Dead concert than an evening at the Regency.

Aside from the content of the article, I must give kudos to the writer for some awesome descriptive imagery here. LOL.

[pepsi_junkie]

After his turn as John Kerry’s running mate in 2004, Edwards was among a small handful of politicians with a credible shot at occupying the Oval Office. He was popular and charming, with serious rhetorical skills, a wife beloved by the public, and the same basic profile—a white, southern, moderate male—as the previous three Democrats who’d proved capable of winning the White House.

John Edwards, a moderate? They think mister "I see two Americas" class warrior was a moderate? Oh come on.

[TankerKC]

And, anyway, he had always seemed … well, sorta asexual, at least to his staff.

LOL! Asexual. OK.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Funny coincidence;
“Big Love” is advertised above the John Edwards story.

[PilotDave]

“And next month Andrew Young will publish a tell-all book that promises to give new definition to the term sordid.”

Well there’s something to look forward to...

[panthermom]

I read the article, felt like I just read a Danielle Steele novel. It makes me ill that people such as this are in government.

[TankerKC]

Confronted then with the Enquirer photo of her husband cuddling Hunter’s baby, she insisted to Palmieri that she still believed he was not the father. “I have to believe it,” Elizabeth said. “Because if I don’t, it means I’m married to a monster.”

Well, then. You are married to a monster.