Apparently, Bashing Hillary Means Never Having to Say You’re Sorry
By SusanUnPC on June 26, 2008 at 8:14 PM in Barack Obama, Current Affairs, Father Michael Pfleger, Minister Louis Farrakhan, Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr., Rev. Otis Moss
Astonishingly, Father Michael Pfleger — the radical Chicago priest, a longtime confidante and very close ally of Barack Obama and Minister Louis Farrakhan — told ABC’s Good Morning America today that he doesn’t retract his ugly statements about Hillary Clinton, so repugnant that he was disciplined by Cardinal Francis George.
From “Priest who mocked Clinton stands by message,” in the Chicago Tribune today:
The Roman Catholic priest who mocked Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton at Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama’s former church says he regrets that his passionate delivery may have detracted from his message. But he stands by the message.
So Father Pfleger sees that the problem was his delivery, not his message. Really? This message? This “sermon” on May 25th at Barack Obama’s church for over two decades (until he threw the entire church, ministers and congregation under the bus too)?
For a detailed background on Father Pfleger’s longtime close collaborations with Barack Obama — as well as Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Louis Farrakhan, and Obama’s campaign strategist David Axelrod — see “Father Pfleger, Obama’s Longtime Confidante and Adviser, Is Back at St. Sabina.”
Check out the video of Father Pfleger on ABC’s Good Morning America today.
It’s amusing to see the “other Father Pfleger.”
I assume this is the Father Pfleger who shows up when he is called on the carpet by Cardinal George.
But, man oh man, what a yawner he is, sort of like his pal Barack when he’s being P.C.:
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