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Edwards in Haiti?

As noted below, John Edwards has finally admitted what we all knew -- he is in fact the father of Rielle Hunter's baby. A source tells Politico that Edwards is now in a Haiti, a country in roughly the same shape as Edwards's marriage. I don't know if there are any functioning bars in Haiti right now, but if so female bartenders should note that if Edwards creeps them out the National Enquirer will pay for the gossip. Dave Weigel suggests we look out for silky-haired Haitian children to be born in the fall.

Say this for Edwards: It takes a truly ridiculous person to provide comic relief in the wake of an earthquake that kills hundreds of thousands of people.

SEMI-CHARITABLE AFTERTHOUGHT: In all seriousness, helping on the ground in Haiti is commendable, and while I instinctively assume that Edwards is exploiting a tragedy in the service of his own PR rehabilitation, I can't see into his heart; for all I know he's genuinely seeking redemption through good works. It's just really, really hard to take him seriously right now.

CHARITABILTY RESCINDED: He's bringing a camera crew? Sure, we know he's into documentarians. But wow, he's not even trying to earn the benefit of the doubt, is he?

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ncatty| 1.21.10 @ 3:06PM

Don't take him seriously.

Margie| 1.21.10 @ 4:57PM

Intersting that they allow this loser into Haiti but at the same time they are turning away Doctors who flew in to help. Haiti is right now being controlled by the despicable U.N. of which Bill Clinton is an ambassador. Clinton also kisses the rear of Duval (sp.) the current Pres. who has big time ties to the drug trade. Surprise, surprise. (This according to an article at WND).
Haiti's people suffer and die while low lives like Edwards go there to assuage his guilt.
Haiti needs our prayers. And our help. Pray that God will burst the stronghold of despicable despots from ruling Haiti so that its people can be free to rule themselves before it is too late. I cannot stand to see what is happening!

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