The John Edwards campaign loves to enumerate things.
The candidate is famous for his “two Americas” rhetoric on rich and poor. But wait: It gets even better. At a panel discussion Monday at the Brookings Institution, Edwards’ senior economic adviser, Leo Hindery, explained that underneath the “two Americas” are “five buckets” — poverty, lack of health insurance, poor education, the offshoring of jobs, and the wage gap — that specifically plague the poor.
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Jim Bognet, policy development director for Mitt Romney’s campaign, called Edwards’ rhetoric “unnecessarily divisive.”
Or just flat-out confusing.
