NEW YORK (AP) - April 30, 2009 In the book scheduled to be published May 12, Edwards says her
husband, John, admitted to the betrayal just days after declaring
his run for president in 2006. She says she wanted him to drop out
of the race to protect the family from media scrutiny, but stood by
his side anyway.
/*John Edwards*/ went public with the affair in August after the
National Enquirer reported he was the father of videographer Rielle
Hunter's daughter.
Elizabeth Edwards never identifies Hunter by name. But she says
that while her life may be tragic, Hunter's is "pathetic."
An advance copy of the book, "Resilience," was obtained by the
New York Daily News.
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