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Default Obama Criticizes Moveon.org, After Refusing to Condemn their Iraq Ad in Senate

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on Monday, in a major speech on patriotism, criticized MoveOn.org for referring to Gen. David Petraeus as General Betray Us last year.

Obama did not vote last year when the Senate approved a measure condemning the controversial Petraeus ad, arguing that “given the enormous challenges that lie before us, we can no longer afford these sorts of divisions.”



TheHill.com - Obama criticizes MoveOn.org in patriotism speech


If these divisions were beneath him before, why are they no longer beneath him?
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