Looks like there just isn't much let up on Clinton after the debate from any of the campaigns. Guess thats why being the frontrunner for so long with 60 days still to go is never easy.
Here's the latest from the Edwards campaign:
Pretty much says it all. The greatest obstacle to Clinton's campaign appears to be herself. How about we have an election, not a coronation? And a real discussion on the issues.
Updated with a statement from Edwards:"Now I have a really simple rule," he said. "When you get asked a yes-or-no question, you can't answer it yes-and-no. That doesn't work, and we saw some of that the other night." "What I heard was Sen. Clinton saying she wanted to be for change, but defending a broken system in Washington," he continued. "Saying that she wanted to end the war, but she would keep combat troops in Iraq who would continue combat missions in Iraq. Saying that she would stand up to George Bush on the issue of going to war in Iran, but voting for a resolution in the Senate that enabled George Bush to do exactly what he wanted to do. Saying that she didn't want to change anything about Social Security in public, but then in private saying she might be for raising the cap on the Social Security tax. See, my view is, we need to say the same thing all the time."
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