John Edwards Statement On Wolfowitz Resignation

[draft_mario_cuomo]

This was a relatively minor issue but Edwards showed leadership on it.

==Chapel Hill, North Carolina – Senator John Edwards released the followng statement today following the announcement that World Bank president Paul Wolfowitz is resigning. Edwards first called for Wolfowitz' resignation on April 13th, 2007.

"It's about time. I called for Paul Wolfowitz's resignation a month ago when it became clear that his leadership was undermining America's ability to lead the fight against global poverty. Wolfowitz's tenure at the World Bank was marked by serious questions of financial integrity that alarmed our allies.

"Now, President Bush must choose a successor who will help restore America's credibility and moral leadership in the world. We need a leader who can convincingly make the case for global anti-poverty investments that can lift up billions of lives and make the world safer and more secure."==


http://www.allamericanpatriots.com/48723535_john_edwards_john_edwards_edwards_statement_wolfowitz_resignation

[waiting for hope]

1. Leadership.....

Now that's a concept we don't have up at the WH - Edwards can bring it back.

:kick: and :thumbsup: AND A BIG :bounce:

[Big Pappa]

2. I saw

Tony Blair name come up on tv as a canidate for that position.

[LiberalFighter]

3. Who would be the best person?? CARTER

Of course, since the WH thinks that Carter slammed them it won't happen.

[Czolgosz]

4. Now THAT'S an idea worth rallying behind!

[draft_mario_cuomo]

6. How about Carter for Secretary of State under a Dem president?

[Cobalt-60]

7. a good choice

But Jimmy is getting along in years.
Getting a start on cleaning up this Republicon mess will be quite stressful.

[leftofthedial]

5. leadership? credibility?

repukes need not apply, eh?