Holocaust Museum Shooting / Reverend Wright Blames "Them Jews"

Elisabeth: I told you guys about Rev. Wright all along!!!11

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Daily Press | 10:35 AM EDT, June 12, 2009

The Rev. Jeremiah Wright has posted a statement on his Facebook page apologizing for controversial statements he made earlier this week to Daily Press columnist David Squires.

Wright's comments, in which he blamed "them Jews" for keeping him away from President Barack Obama, created national headlines and ( Read more... )

Wright: 'Them Jews' won't let Obama talk to me


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Rush Limbaugh Loses a Popularity Contest
Congressional Republicans have turned to Rush Limbaugh to lead the battle against Obama. One problem: A poll says he's less popular than Jeremiah Wright.


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BY MAUREEN O’DONNELL Staff Reporter
President-elect Barack Obama made a "bad decision" by distancing himself from the Rev. Jeremiah Wright and his church, Wright said in a sermon Sunday - but that’s OK.

"He’s still my child," Wright said in a sermon in which he expressed pride in Obama’s longtime association with Trinity United Church of Christ.
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The Republican Party of Pennsylvania launched a last-minute television ad that calls attention to Barack Obama's relationship with the Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

"If you think you could ever vote for Barack Obama, consider this: Obama chose as his spiritual leader this man," the ad's narrator says before clips of Wright's controversial statements are ( Read more... )

OH REALLY?

As a follow up to this post, I saw this air during the local news last night:

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[The advertisements] are paid for by the National Republican Trust PAC, a political action committee run by former journalist Scott Wheeler, enabling John McCain's campaign to claim the ads are not authorised by them.

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Conservative Group To Run Anti-Wright Ads
On National Networks Through Election Day

Get ready for a deluge of Wright rantings.

The National Republican Trust PAC, which has been airing an ad attacking Barack Obama's association with Reverend Wright in three battleground states, has now put down for a national buy on five networks that will last from ( Read more... )

In an interview with Republican talk radio host Hugh Hewitt last Thursday, Rick Davis, campaign chair of McCain-Palin ’08, said the campaign is re-thinking Sen. John McCain's earlier decision to not attack Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., on the subject of his controversial former preacher Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

"There is a report in the media, a couple ( Read more... )

Bill Kristol in a nutshell


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