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A 3 page research paper that discusses reasons for voting for John Edwards for president. The writer focuses on his stance toward healthcare, the environment, the Iraq war and special interest groups. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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of the American people and this position frequently places him in opposition to the status quo. For example, on the issue of universal healthcare coverage, Edwards maintain that it is
"morally wrong to have so many American uninsured" and proposes that Medicaid coverage should be expanded and that "health markets" should be created that will be capable of covering the
uninsured (2008 Presidential Candidate, 2007). Another issue that means a lot to the public is global warming and protecting the environment. Rather than continue to have the government
bend to the wishes of the influential oil lobby, in October of 2007, Edwards proposed investigating the oil companies and called for conservation (2008 Presidential Candidate, 2007). On a connected
issue, he regards the fact that New Orleans is still a disaster area, particularly in the Ninth Ward, to be a disgrace that should shame the country. Walsh (2007),
reporting for the U.S. News & World Report, commented in February that Edwards was no long the "centrist," who carefully refrained from attacking his political opponents in the 2004 campaign.
He has taken a "sharp-edged antiwar stand," that has a sense of greater urgency and emotionality than the position of either Clinton or Obama (Walsh, 2007). Also in February, Edwards
called for Congress to use it control of financing to stop escalation of the war effort in Iraq (Walsh, 2007). At that time, Edwards felt that withdrawing US troops would
force the Iraqi government into taking "charge of their own security" (Walsh, 2007). Edwards has acknowledged that his vote in favor of the Iraq War was a mistake (2008
Presidential Candidate, 2007). In explaining his vote, Edwards accuses the Bush administration of misleading the country concerning the presence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq (Walsh, 2007). Due to
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