GREENSBURG, Pa. (AP) -- Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday she would have parted company with a minister who talked about America the way
Barack Obama's pastor has.
Clinton's comments marked a clear shift in her handling of the Obama church controversy, which she had generally avoided until now. Some Democrats see
Obama's refusal to dissociate himself from the Chicago church and its recently retired minister, Jeremiah Wright, as his stickiest campaign challenge
so far.
This is a totally transparent attempt by the Clinton campaign to keep the Wright controversy in the public eye.
Hillary thought she had the election too bad, she can't be too happy about an upstart like Obama coming out of nowhere and knocking her off her
pedestal.
He definitely has an interesting collection of endorsers. I was reading earlier about his endorsement by The New Black Panthers on his website a few
days ago. He quickly had it removed, but I was surprised nothing was mentioned of it on the TV.
reply to post by xmotex He may just do that, but I imagine Hillary and the GOP still have a few more tricks up there sleeves. It'll start getting real dirty, real fast
when it happens.
Richardson bailed to be Obamas Secretary of State (or VP) and she got caught in a huge lie (dodging bullets in Kosovo).
She's right though ... for Obama to be able to stomach that vile that Wright pumped out .. and for Obama to stomach it AND donate money to continue
it for 23 years ... that's disgusting. Most people would have walked out after just the first few plays of that crap.
Oprah Winfrey did. The 'church' gave her a hard time for doing it. But .. God bless her .. she knew enough to walk out on that garbage.
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