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Picture These Exhibitions

Hillary’s number one news source. John Edwards hangs out. Lott remains lost.

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George Washington hanging on the walls. But that décor is out. Now, Edwards has the visages of Andrew Jackson , James Polk , and Andrew Johnson looking down on him. “They are huge portraits,” says a reporter for the Charlotte Observer. “You can’t miss them and he won’t let you miss the significance.” /p>

As Edwards will tell you, all three men hailed from North Carolina and all were elected president. Never mind that Andrew Jackson made his mark in what’s now Al Gore’s state, or that Polk was a one-termer, or that Johnson was impeached. As far as Edwards is concerned, they were all as good as trial lawyers. Will Edwards go a step further and hang a picture of himself on his walls? “He’s not that full of himself,” says an Edwards staffer, who adds, “yet.”

p> LOTT HOLDS br> In response to the Senate Judiciary Committee’s defeat of Judge Charles Pickering ‘s nomination to a federal appeals court, Senate Minority Leader
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