Edwards to Admit Affair on Nightline
ABCNews.com: Former presidential candidate John Edwards to admit affair with 44-year-old producer in interview Friday night.
By John Eggerton -- Broadcasting & Cable, 8/8/2008 12:10:00 PM
ABCNews.com is reporting that former presidential candidate Sen. John Edwards (D-N.C.) will admit in an interview on ABC’s NightlineFriday night that he did indeed have an affair with a 44-year-old producer whom the campaign hired to make films.
In an interview taped for Friday night's broadcast, Edwards told ABC News correspondent Bob Woodruff that he had the affair, but he did not love the woman and had not fathered her child, although he has not had a paternity test. A campaign aide to Edwards has said that the baby is his.
Edwards told Woodruff his wife's cancer was in remission when he began the affair in 2006.
Edwards has been under pressure from the Democratic party to address the story, which was first reported by the National Enquirer last fall.
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First off, Edwards is not a candidate for president. Secondly, McCain or his campaign had better not pursue the subject because McCain has some dirty laundry of his own - like when he came back from Hanoi Hilton, his devoted wife anxiously awaited his release, only to be dumped after a car accident she sustained and had put on weight and lost height and wasn't attractive enough for John so he left her for the blonde bimbo because he thought he was too good for his wife. So he'd better keep a tight lip on the Edwards story or it'll come back to bite him
Doris Brown - 8/9/2008 5:21:00 PM EDT -
Look, none of us is Snow White...How about we get a leader that isn't a liar...as much as I would hate it, I understand that the truth is what my country wants from me......and if I am unwilling or unable to provide it,then I am not worthy of serving my country. Period.
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