CHICAGO—White House hopeful Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Ct.), who has been shortchanged in time in previous debates, got the leadoff question in this AFL-CIO debate, about the bridge collapse in Minnesota. “I’ve stood with labor,” he said.
Dodd’s answer about infrastructure included a call to cut funding for the war in Iraq—an implicit swipe at Senate colleagues Barack Obama (Ill.) and Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) who voted for a supplemental Iraq war funding bill.
Throwing the first of several punchs, (much more later on this) former Sen. John Edwards (D-N.C.) aimed at Clinton, charging “We don’t need to change one group of insiders for another group of insiders. The Clinton team expected Edwards to throw darts at her. Echoing a call from Saturday’s YearlyKos presidential forum, also in Chicago, Edwards, putting Clinton again in his sights said it was time to say no to “Washington lobbyist insider money.” (see Report 2 post below)
The forum is in Soldier Field, with a stage at the north end. No rain. Muggy and hot. Mayor Daley greeted the crowd.
Chicago Bears mention: Clinton, born in Chicago, raised in Park Ridge said her late father was a Bears fanatic fan and he would be proud to see her standing on the Bears 10 yard line.
Lynn Sweet is a columnist and the Washington Bureau Chief for the 
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