Edwards goes after Clinton, Obama

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards is taking on his better-polling rivals for the nomination.

Edwards is telling voters in New Hampshire they shouldn't pick a presidential candidate on the basis of either "change rhetoric" or a yearning for the past. Those are jabs at Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

Obama's campaign has portrayed his relatively new arrival in Washington and his pledge for change as an asset. Clinton has touted her experience, including her time in the White House as first lady.