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[[John Kerry| Kerry]]'s voting record here <ref>http://www.sportsmenforkerry.com/kerry_long.htm</ref> and here <ref>http://www.sportsmenforkerry.com/voting_record.htm</ref> speaks for itself.  The National Humane Society, long against the hunting of animals in any fashion, gave Kerry a 100% good rating during his failed presidential run in 2004. <ref>http://www.sportsmenforkerry.com/jkhunting.htm</ref>
 
[[John Kerry| Kerry]]'s voting record here <ref>http://www.sportsmenforkerry.com/kerry_long.htm</ref> and here <ref>http://www.sportsmenforkerry.com/voting_record.htm</ref> speaks for itself.  The National Humane Society, long against the hunting of animals in any fashion, gave Kerry a 100% good rating during his failed presidential run in 2004. <ref>http://www.sportsmenforkerry.com/jkhunting.htm</ref>
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==Making money==
 
'''John Edwards, former United States Senator'''
 
'''John Edwards, former United States Senator'''
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:''"Moreover, given Fox News' consistent efforts to demean Democrats — they have attacked the character of Senator Obama, Vice President Gore, and many others — no Democrat running for president should accept campaign money from top News Corp executives. So, today, I'm challenging every Democratic presidential candidate to refuse contributions from News Corp executives and return any they've already taken, beginning with Rupert Murdoch. The time has come for Democrats to stop pretending to be friends with the very people who demonize the Democratic Party."'' [http://johnedwards.com/news/press-releases/20070802-media-consolidation/]
 
:''"Moreover, given Fox News' consistent efforts to demean Democrats — they have attacked the character of Senator Obama, Vice President Gore, and many others — no Democrat running for president should accept campaign money from top News Corp executives. So, today, I'm challenging every Democratic presidential candidate to refuse contributions from News Corp executives and return any they've already taken, beginning with Rupert Murdoch. The time has come for Democrats to stop pretending to be friends with the very people who demonize the Democratic Party."'' [http://johnedwards.com/news/press-releases/20070802-media-consolidation/]
 
John Edwards is the recipient of some $800,000 in advance royalties for a book he wrote titled "Home: The Blueprints of Our Lives", from HarperCollins Publishers, which is owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.  When asked if he would return the royalties, the answer was "no". [http://www.nypost.com/seven/08032007/news/nationalnews/edwards_in_a_biz_hate__witch_nationalnews_charles_hurt__bureau_chief.htm]
 
John Edwards is the recipient of some $800,000 in advance royalties for a book he wrote titled "Home: The Blueprints of Our Lives", from HarperCollins Publishers, which is owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.  When asked if he would return the royalties, the answer was "no". [http://www.nypost.com/seven/08032007/news/nationalnews/edwards_in_a_biz_hate__witch_nationalnews_charles_hurt__bureau_chief.htm]
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'''Harry Smith, co-host of CBS' ''The Early Show'''''
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On July 24, 2007, home and garden expert Danny Lipford demonstrated a product that can water a parched lawn from underground.  Referring to the cost ($140.00), Smith said this:
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:''"Now that the minimum wage is up, maybe we can afford it."''
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The minimum wage is $5.85 per hour.  Smith can afford the product on his $3,000,000 a year salary.  [http://newsbusters.org/blogs/justin-mccarthy/2007/07/24/cbss-harry-smith-pretends-be-minimum-wage-earner]
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'''Dianne Sawyer, co-host of ABC's ''Good Morning America'''''
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''Good Morning America'' on July 18, 2007 criticized Rupert Murdoch as the “the man with everything” just after he bought the [[Wall Street Journal]].  Sawyer elaborated with this:
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:''“You think he has everything? I'll bet the day after tomorrow there is something new he wants,”''
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Sawyer herself makes $12,000.000 a year. [http://newsbusters.org/blogs/julia-seymour/2007/08/03/tv-anchors-make-millions-still-attack-rich]
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==The cost of gasoline==
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'''Katie Couric, CBS News anchor'''
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While a co-host for the NBC morning news program ''Today'', she said this on August 15, 2005:
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:''“I had to take out a loan to fill up my minivan. It’s crazy.”''
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At the time, she had a contract with NBC worth $15,000,000 a year. [http://newsbusters.org/node/284]
    
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