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Obama campaign lies

americanthinker.com — The Obama campaign is lying, and the New York Times is helping advance the lie. Despite having earlier published documentation proving the lie. Barack Obama said something very stupid in a presidential debate last July: that he would meet with the leader of Iran without preconditions. Later on, he betrayed a profound ignorance of history....>>

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  • eth3l, on 05/12/2008, -0/+2Obama's clothes are starting to show some holes. In other words, his lies and deceptions are coming to light. face it, the guy is a politician ... a CHICAGO POLITICIAN, some of the dirtiest around. If I was an Obama supporter who thought meeting with Iranian leader unconditionally was a good idea, I would be stark raving pissed about the following. As it is, Most will probably make excuses:

    "In yet another New York Times advocacy piece for Barack Obama, we discover that the Obama campaign is trying to rewrite history again.
    Susan E. Rice, a former State Department and National Security Council official who is a foreign policy adviser to the Democratic candidate, said that "for political purposes, Senator Obama's opponents on the right have distorted and reframed" his views. Mr. McCain and his surrogates have repeatedly stated that Mr. Obama would be willing to meet "unconditionally" with Mr. Ahmadinejad. But Dr. Rice said that this was not the case for Iran or any other so-called "rogue" state. Mr. Obama believes "that engagement at the presidential level, at the appropriate time and with the appropriate preparation, can be used to leverage the change we need," Dr. Rice said. "But nobody said he would initiate contacts at the presidential level; that requires due preparation and advance work."
    The problem is, Barack Obama did say he'd meet with Iran unconditionally, in front of a lot of people, at the CNN/YouTube Democratic debate last July.
    He was specifically and directly asked if he would meet with the leader of Iran (and the leaders of several other "so-called rogue states") without preconditions, in the first year of his presidency, and his answer was, 'I would.'"
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