Time’s TV blogger James Poniewozik spends “more time to come to fewer conclusions than any blog post I have ever done” in order to outline “bad reasons to cover the [Edwards] story” and “bad reasons not to cover the [Edwards] story,” which he describes as his sort of (inconclusive) personal decision tree on how to handle the Edwards story.
We’ll be wading more into some of this (hopefully) later today on Campaign Desk.


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