That's right. So before people continue to smear Obama for listening in on Reverend Wright's gospel, ask yourself "why would Bill Clinton be involved
with this man?"
Both sides are in the process of damage control and it seems neither one of them is innocent by any means.
In providing the photograph to The New York Times, the Obama campaign appeared to be trying to divert some attention to the Clintons after a week
in which Mr. Obama’s relationship with Mr. Wright has left him facing one of the biggest challenges of his campaign. There is nothing in the picture
or the note that addresses whether Mr. Clinton had met Mr. Wright prior to the White House meeting or whether he or Mrs. Clinton knew anything about
Mr. Wright’s views.
The release of this photo by the Obama camp is an attempt to level the playing field. The Clintons didn't have to smear Obama for his connection to
Reverend Wright, the media did it for them.
However, Obama is not innocent and I am not defending him.
The political maneuvering by both sides has made the American political process a joke (Like it wasn't already a complete sham).
The American people don't want to hear about how bad the other candidate. Deal with the issues and stop with the personal attacks.
You only make yourselves look bad.
Obama's response to Wright's "damn America" speech came from the heart and the candidates need to do that more often than attacking the other side.
I commend Barack for his words the other day and if he keeps it up, he may win this primary and election.
Now back to the issues at hand!
thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com
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