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CHAPEL HILL - Monty Johnson was heading home Monday with a cooler full of catfish when he learned his new neighbor had turned him into a minor celebrity.
The first calls on his cell phone came from two lawyers asking to represent him in a slander case. Elizabeth Edwards, they told him, had called him a "rabid, rabid Republican." That wasn't all. The Democratic presidential candidate's wife also told The Associated Press she didn't want her children near Johnson because, she said, he once pulled a gun on workers investigating a right of way on his property.
Johnson, a 55-year-old retired landscaper with arthritic knees, said he's not interested in suing.
"I'd just like to know why she has such hard feelings to me," he said. "They say they're for poor people."
There is the difference between the Right and the Left.
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Johnson didn't rebut Edwards' comments. He's a proud member of the Grand Old Party and owns a 9 mm handgun he said he's not afraid to use.
What got his goat, he says, was Edwards' calling his 42-acre property "slummy."
Johnson rents one of the two buildings at the front of his property to a mechanic. The gravel lot is strewn with cars waiting to get fixed.
One lives in a giant huge home and lives a life of total luxury, the other uses his land to help a small businessman.
Which one represents the poor and common Americans and which one represents only their uber-rich friends?
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John Edwards when asked said you'll have to ask Elizabeth about him? Wow. He is really trying to help her through all of her problems isn't he?
*whatta guy*