You are asking them to participate in a dialogue that's based on hatefulness and ugliness instead of on the issues.
Elizabeth Edwards: “You are asking them to participate in a dialogue that's based on hatefulness and ugliness instead of on the issues.”
Editor's note · Context
Elizabeth Edwards criticizes Ann Coulter's comments about her husband, John Edwards, and the negative tone of political discourse.
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I don't know why somebody else's marriage has anything to do with me. I'm completely comfortable with gay marriage.
If somebody hears about the haircut and focuses on that, then they're not focusing on the real issues, where he can change -- change this country. So that angers me.
That's what John plans to do as president of the United States, to make this world as good for his children as it has been for him because of the hard work of his parents and grandparents.





