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Apollo11 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jan-31-08 06:00 AM
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6. The "One America" versus "Two Americas" debate is about semantics.
Right now the country is divided. Too many people are struggling, while the rich get all the breaks. We want to unite the country by dealing with discrimination, economic deprivation and inequality.

I think both Edwards and Obama would agree with the above. Hillary too.

If you watch John Edwards' pull out speech in New Orleans, he talks about "One America" (repeating it like a mantra). The idea of "One America" sums up what we are fighting for.
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