Stumping in the South

Edwards's roots may fall short

By Raja Mishra

Globe Staff / February 10, 2004

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MORRISON, Tenn. -- Stopping at an isolated diner here amid central Tennessee's rolling hills, presidential candidate Senator John Edwards held a closed-door session with employees from a local air-conditioner factory that has been slated to shut down. For the dozen workers, it was a first: None had ever met a presidential candidate, not to mention discussed trade policy with one. (Full Article: 711 Words)