Unfortunately, in our system, lawyers are the one most intimate and most able to bring about change in our laws. For Edwards to take on lobbyists with deep pockets and deeper influence, battling against the best of lawyers and walking away with huge judgements says more about his real-world experience than Obama's sophomoric academic theories.

The old saying goes something like 'Those who can't, teach'.

Face it, without lobbyists, nobody would've heard of Obama. It is probabaly true for almost all the candidates. But Edwards, once elected, would be working for American people with the same wisdom and vengence when he worked for his law firm. It's real-world experience as far as I'm concerned.

In your real world, no experience means anything unless it means your favorite candidate, obviously Obama, wins the nomination. They say love is blind, I didn't know politics is also.

Great, Mr. Edwards, thank you for standing up against the health care lobby. Now, how about standing up against the legal lobby?

(crickets chirping)

Okay, how about creating policies that prevent frivolous lawsuits and lawsuit abuse?

(more crickets)

I guess in Mr Edwards' "real world", you take money from one special interest in order to thwart another.

Go Obama!