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Obama: 'I opposed this war... Sen. Clinton did not'
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 Obama: 'I opposed this war... Sen. Clinton did not'
by Mark Silva"I opposed this war from the start and Sen. Clinton did not,'' Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois says in an interview aired this evening on National Public Radio, distilling the difference that he hopes to draw between himself and his party's frontrunner into 12 plain words.
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by Mark Silva"I opposed this war from the start and Sen. Clinton did not,'' Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois says in an interview aired this evening on National Public Radio, distilling the difference that he hopes to draw between himself and his party's frontrunner into 12 plain words.Obama, who trails Clinton by 20 percentage points in national polls, has ratcheted up his campaign against the senator from New York and former first lady. Andrea Seabrook, reporting for NPR's All Things Considered, asked what he considers to be the weaknesses of the party's front-runner."Well, I think that I am stronger for the kinds of challenges that we’re going to face in the next several years,'' Obama told Seabrook. "Otherwise I wouldn’t be running for president."I think that the two key challenges that we face is to bring this country together and make sure that we can actually overcome the special interest-driven politics and the partisanship in Washington to get things done on healthcare and on energy,'' Obama said, in the interview taped yesterday on the campaign trail in Iowa and broadcast this evening. "And I think that I’m in a better position to bring the country together than Sen. Clinton is.
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