"Campaign rumors accusing President Bush of secretly planning to bring back the draft have persisted, despite a lack of any evidence to support them." That's so typical of what a transcript service would write. This is from the Congressional Quarterly. The Congressional Quarterly is a news outfit and yet they write, "Campaign rumors accusing President Bush of secretly planning to bring back the draft have persisted, despite a lack of any evidence." Why do you write it that way? Why don't you...

RUSH: -- those are the two countries that everybody associates with the allies we should have but don't.
GERTZ: Sure. Well, you know, we all remember back last year when the efforts prior to the Iraq war, how France and Russia and Germany and China were opposing the United States in its efforts to try to resolve the thing peacefully. This is really an expos?. It's an important book because it highlights how these so-called friends and allies were really helping our enemies. It focuses a...

RUSH: Well, that's a hell of a mill worker. I mean, all mill workers do that, right? All mill workers have to train people that have college degrees when they don't and get so frustrated by it they go start their own company. Shazam! Hot damn, folks! Well, that mill business sounds like a hell of a place to be. I mean, I would think I'd raise my kid to be in the mill. "Look, son, go be in the mill, work with a bunch of idiots that you're smarter than, and form your own company and become a...

EDWARDS: Do I seem soft to you?

WOODRUFF: You do seem relatively soft, certainly compared to Dick Cheney.

EDWARDS: I don't think so.

RUSH: Uh-huh. Well, I thought the media wasn't supposed to do that. I thought the media was, "No, I'm not answering questions here, you are." I thought the media wasn't supposed to get into debates and question and answer with people in the midst of reports, but this guy couldn't help, "Yeah, you do seem soft compared to Cheney."

You know,...

Now, Senator Edwards talks about the need to provide health care for all and that's where he is really exposed. He's out there talking about health care, he himself has done more to damage health care by raising costs because of his actions as a trial lawyer. And he has also compounded that by structuring his own personal finances to avoid paying Medicare taxes on 90% of the nearly $27 million he earned over four years.
"Senator Edwards talks about the need to provide health care for all,...