Reuters correspondent John Whitesides: Funny
John Rogers
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Obama said he did not make a mistake on Wednesday with his choice of
words in describing his Iraq position -- even though he called a
second news conference a few hours after his initial comments to
clarify his stance.
He laid the blame with reporters.
"I'm surprised at how finely calibrated every single word was
measured. I wasn't saying anything I hadn't said before, that I didn't
say a year ago or when I was a United States senator," said Obama, who
is still a senator from Illinois.
John Rogers
AU Class of 1985
The Al Del Greco of Atlanta
"You say that it is your custom to burn widows. Very
well. We also have a custom: when men burn a woman alive,
we tie a rope around their necks and we hang them. Build
your funeral pyre; beside it, my carpenters will build a
gallows. You may follow your custom. And then we will
follow ours." (General Sir Charles Napier)
Damon Hynes
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> Obama said he did not make a mistake on Wednesday with his choice of
> words in describing his Iraq position -- even though he called a
> second news conference a few hours after his initial comments to
> clarify his stance.
>
> He laid the blame with reporters.
>
> "I'm surprised at how finely calibrated every single word was
> measured. I wasn't saying anything I hadn't said before, that I didn't
> say a year ago or when I was a United States senator," said Obama, who
> is still a senator from Illinois.
President McCain.
Steve Cutchen
<tige...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> http://tinyurl.com/66zu6w
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> Obama said he did not make a mistake on Wednesday with his choice of
> words in describing his Iraq position -- even though he called a
> second news conference a few hours after his initial comments to
> clarify his stance.
>
> He laid the blame with reporters.
>
> "I'm surprised at how finely calibrated every single word was
> measured. I wasn't saying anything I hadn't said before, that I didn't
> say a year ago or when I was a United States senator," said Obama, who
> is still a senator from Illinois.
He didn't make these mistakes when he was a black man.