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Barack Obama's remark about small-town voters was elitist.
Obama, the smooth egalitarian, revealed an ugly, elitist streak - and it didn't help that he handled the fallout with a decided lack of grace.
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From a New York Post Editorial:
Hillary Clinton's 10-point Pennsylvania primary win certainly will prolong the party's pain - but the six-week campaign also gave the nation its first real look at an unscripted Barack Obama.
It was no pretty picture: His "God and guns" gibe would've been jarring coming from any candidate for high office.
Nor can he find it comforting that Clinton won Pennsylvania on Tuesday as she had Ohio earlier - by exposing his weaknesses on national security and foreign-policy-related matters.
In the closing days of each contest, her ads highlighted the importance of world affairs, then basically asked voters: Who do you trust to handle a crisis?
Posted on 4/26/2008 1:25:12 PM by TMassApproved 5/5/2008 6:00 PM
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"Lack of Grace." That's ironic coming from the Post.