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Mr. Turchek tells it like it is "Edwards is a man who cannot even interact civilly with his neighbors in NC." How could he possibly qualify as President of the United States. All you Edwards fans just remember, "Attorney's are just like Used Car Salesman."

America is less safe than it was before Bush took office.

I wonder if Edwards can point out the facts, in what ways is america less safer then before? All the security measures and communications between government agencies. I see many security put in place, and yet Edwards claim is unfounded. America was able to stop terrorist acts here in our nation. And yet Edwards, for political reasons calls it a bumper sticker. I am in the military, He lost my vote!!

The Republican "front-runners" such as Rudy are one trick ponies.

All they want to do is more of the same.

Republican strategists just want to continue with the same old fear-mongering.

Ron Paul had something different to say...otherwise Edwards is right.

It is interesting to note that Edwards a man who cannot even interact civilly with his neighbors in NC, blames Bush for not playing well with others (see Edwards "...less allies, less people to work with us..." line).

The Coalition of the Willing PROVES how perfectly correct Edwards is.

We absorb 90% of the military casualities and finance of the "coalition".

Bush lied when he claimed widespread multilateral support for Iraq. There is an insignificant amount of allied support for our efforts there. Thus, we are less safe as the terrorist insurgent recruiters point their fingers at our Humvees and the U.S.

We are there alone.

Edwards MUST be president. He's got it right.

Check out his website for more brilliance.

John Edwards is so very correct to point out that, thanks directly to the policies of the Bush administration, we are LESS safe from terrorism. The point that all GOP candidates (except Congressman Paul) need to be held accountable for is that they, together with the Republicans in Congress and the Senate, have allowed party loyalty to guide their votes and support and blind them to facts to the contrary that simply can not be ignored. The results are an almost criminal derliction of their duties and responsibilities ... and the fact that their candidates for president are still supporters of the the Bush policies on the war that is something for which they should pay dearly in the next election.

Rudy has nothing else to say other than try to scare us to death. I refuse to live in fear. He has no other experience whatsoever that qualifies him to be President. Even what he did in New York for 9/11 does not seem to be much according to what I have read lately.

He is womanizer, a man whose own children feel he has bad character for what he did to their mother in a very public way. What kind of character is that to dispect your then wife with the affair in public???

America, think long and hard whether you want a man running for President who would do something like that to his own family.

I want a person with character as my President. Rudy does not have it, and I would never vote for him.

By the way, I am an Independent.

Meaningless words out of mainstream party politics. Tired of listening to either one. Everyone thought putting the democrates in would end the war...it has not. Everyone is still voting for the war, every candiate except for one of the republicans, beleive it or not, is pulling for the war and Iran still being on the table with each one. Check into it for yourself and you choices become clear. I voted democrate for along time, Ron Paul is looking like the only cahnce for real change, alot of folks agree. Check out his voting record for yourself. He stand for the people, not mainstream politics.

The Giuliani Campaign has no right to make such a comment considering the many candidates the mayor campaigned for in 2006, and predicted would win, lost.

Rudy Giuliani has some fine qualities that a person can admire. John Edwards also. I believe the country will not vote for four more years of what we have had under President Bush. I am sick of Bush and the Republicans playing the terror card. I am ready to see a President that will do what the people want, not what his or her ego desires. So far, the last election has not got the point across.

He is like a mad dog, barking at every one coming along. He is loosing his stature the more he opens his mouth in a bashful manner. That way Hillary has been playing smart and patience game by keeping low profile.

Once again, John Edwards has it right. As Clint Eastwood said, "Go ahead, make my day" Guiliani. There will be one less candidate trying to use fear to scare the public into voting for him.

The more I hear about Edwards, the more I like him.

A straight talker. Unlike Clinton and Obama (to some extent), John talks in more clear terms. He has some limitations, but he has more strong points than Hillary, for sure.