Rev. Wright’s New $1.6M Digs
By SusanUnPC on March 28, 2008 at 11:11 AM in Barack Obama, Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr.
On top of Barack Obama’s continuing evasive and, frankly, untruthful statements about his 20 years with Rev. Wright (more about that below), we have this: OBAMA’S FORMER PASTOR GETTING $1.6M HOME IN RETIREMENT (news story): “A two-week FOX News investigation [has] uncovered where Wright will be spending a good deal of his time in retirement, and it is a far cry from the impoverished Chicago streets where the preacher led his ministry for 36 years. …” HERE is the video report on the new home:
Meanwhile, reports the Times UK, “Rev Jeremiah Wright lands Barack Obama in trouble again.” And Barack keeps telling variations of his cooked-up story about Wright:
Obama is still dissembling about his relationship with Rev. Wright, and his 20-year strong association with the church. From The Trail, the Washington Post‘s campaign blog:
On Wright Question, Unclear Answers From Obama
By Perry Bacon Jr.While he has discussed his relationship with the former pastor of his church constantly over the last two weeks, it’s still unclear what exactly Barack Obama heard as he sat in the pews of Trinity United Church of Christ.
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Wright said “some objectionable things when I wasn’t in church on those particular days, and I have condemned them outright,” Obama told the crowd, according to NBC News.
Interviewed on March 14 on Fox News, Obama also noted he had not been in church for Wright’s controversial remarks, saying “none of these statements were ones I had heard myself personally in the pews.”
But in his speech in Philadelphia about race last week, Obama described his recollections slightly differently.
“Did I ever hear him make remarks that could be considered controversial while I sat in church? Yes,” Obama said.
Obama aides have not said specified which of Wright’s sermons the candidate attended or if there was a difference between “objectionable” comments Obama did not hear and “controversial” ones he did.
But Obama defended his pastor last week and again yesterday …






















