Senh: Now he has some money to retaliate against Mitt Romney's attack ads.
Senh: It just gets worse for John Edwards. Maybe he needs to hire Elliot Spitzer's crisis manager to straighten this mess out. Spitzer seems to have put his infidelity behind him. It might have been easier for him since it was just a prostitute. Edwards not only had a mistress, he also had an illegitimate child with her and then tried to cover it up. It's the stuff of movies. I'm not sure how he should fight this. He should just come clean with everything, deal with the consequences, and put this whole chapter behind him. Dragging it on doesn't help.
Senh: I have admit that I didn't think he had much of a chance. He didn't back down when he was down in the polls, he just kept on moving. He's an interesting candidate, but I still think Mitt Romney will come out on top.
Senh: Is it even fair when your opponents have a lot more money to spend on their campaigns? Have we ever tried either giving candidates to same amount of money to spend or limiting it? Whoever has the most money has a huge advantage.
Senh: Wow, that seems to be more than what the entire Republican candidates are able to get combined. He might be unpopular, but I guess still popular enough to get all that money. Money does make a difference. Remember when Hillary Clinton ran out of money and had to put her own money into her campaign? She also had backed out of a few states because he didn't the money to buy tv ads.