For Sen. Edwards, an increasingly prominent role. (And not just with respect to women. One thing God made sure of; we can't get along without women.)

Edwards made rare appearances on all the Sunday morning talk shows yesterday. Todays Washington Post reports:

Edwards's appearances on the morning talk shows underscore his emerging role as the presidential campaign enters its final three weeks. An Edwards aide said Sunday that in the week after his debate with Vice President Cheney, Edwards has been called on to take a more prominent role in disputing Republican accusations and solidifying the women's vote, which Democrats were becoming increasingly concerned about several weeks ago.

Political analysts late last month also criticized the Kerry-Edwards campaign for not using Edwards, who is often considered more telegenic than Democratic presidential nominee John F. Kerry, in a more high-profile way. Edwards appeared on several daytime shows in New York last week that appeal to women -- and he tailored remarks on Thursday in Bayonne, N.J., toward security issues that continue to concern women.
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I saw Sen. Edwards on Chris Wallace Sunday. He did a good job.