I believe Obama should have to apologize for Pfleger comments

[Tim4319]

only when Hillary apologize for Geraldine Ferraro's comments, for the assassination comment, and for the perpetuating that hard working white people will not vote for Barack!

The truth hurts! Hillary did feel entitled! No one can prove otherwise!

It has been big talk that she will become the first female president since Bill Clinton left office. When she ran and won the senate seat of New York, it was known that this was a step in the direction of her presidential run. When she threw her hat in the ring for the presidency, she was by far the odds-on favorite to become president. The only thing was the she had to go through the formalities to claim her prize.

In the beginning, Barack did not have majority of the nations black people behind him. More blacks supported Clinton than Obama! As the "Obama Express" chugged along, it picked up steam and he gained support, not only from the black community, but may in the white community too. Once the support started to leave the Clinton camp, that since of entitlement became more and more evident.

Now that Barack is knocking at the door step of winning the nomination, the "crabs in the barrel" mentality of some people are steady trying to associate him with comments and words of other people, instead of the direction he wants to take the country.

[stray cat]

1. In fact Obama already denounced the comments yesterday

[Tim4319]

5. So we should just move on and get back to the issues!

[Zueda]

2. I believe Bill has said some things she should apologize for too.

[barack the house]

3. I think at this point people wills ee past who media trys to define Obama as and who he has shown us

he is. At this point his message and his image is so clearly defined that anyone declaring to the contrary is blinkered. Although putting out more DVDs of his speeches can only help us.

[TomClash]

4. And McCain apologizes for . . .

. . . well, everything.

[Overseas]

6. Exactly !! She did act entitled and a lot of us oppose dynastic succession. /nt