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He simply is not credible

E. Woodward — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 14:44:06 -0400

He simply is not credible since on Friday he said that he didn't know Pastor Wright's views and then it was shown that this pastors view were well know in the Chicago area and beyond and anyone that attended his church was well aware of this man's outragous rantings. Then in his, Obama's well crafted speech, he said that he was there during the "Hate America" sermon but that he was like a "member of his family" and compared him to his white grandmother that raised him. If such a sermon was given in any church I've ever attended people would walk out and the pastor would have been looking for another job.
Obama ,like most politicians have a glib tongue, but you must see what they do and we've seen!

Obama Speech

mary62 — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 15:36:08 -0400

All I can say is simply , if this was Hillary and her Pastor what would the Obama supporters and media be doing.
Now they have to defend there candidate.
His speech failed, because he used poor judgement when he first stated on (fri.) that he had not heard PASTOR WRIGHT'S STATEMENTS AND NOW HE STATES THAT HE WAS THERE WHEN THEY WERE MADE. I for one cannot beleive vote for him.

Daily Digest: Obama Fights The Online Propaganda War

Joshua Levy — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 11:25:56 -0400

Barack Obama gives a major speech, adds to the online cacophony surrounding Jeremiah Wright; MySpace announces its Impact Awards; New York celebrates its Internet industry; lively discussion on the Obama blog as he gives his speech; and John McCain dusts off his March Madness brackets.