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Obama Discusses Gates Arrest and Racial Profiling

By Jeralyn

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President Obama said the police acted "stupidly" in arresting his friend, Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates.

As for the rest of the press conference, I was not happy with Obama's answers to the questions. At least two reporters (Chip Reid and someone else) asked questions I very much wanted to hear him answer, and he rambled and deflected. Why couldn't he be as sure-footed and direct about health care as he was Professor Gates? I now have some skepticism about his health care plan I didn't have before.


Full post as published by TalkLeft on July 23, 2009 (boomark / email).

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