Running mates John Edwards and John F. Kerry bid farewell at Faneuil Hall the day after their election loss in 2004. Differing accounts of their campaign strategies have surfaced as Edwards seeks the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008.
(DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF/FILE)
Edwards's tough talk claims of '04 disputed
Kerry camp sees soft touch on Bush
Running mates John Edwards and John F. Kerry bid farewell at Faneuil Hall the day after their election loss in 2004. Differing accounts of their campaign strategies have surfaced as Edwards seeks the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008.
(DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFF/FILE)
WASHINGTON -- As he campaigns for president based on his aggressive criticisms of President Bush, John Edwards, a former Democratic vice presidential nominee, has said repeatedly that he had wanted to fight back against attacks on his 2004 running mate, John F. Kerry, but was stopped by the Kerry camp. (Full article: 1500 words)
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