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Obama seeks to quell pastor controversy in speech
by Dave Keating | March 18, 2008 at 05:05 am
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Barack Obama will make a 'race in America' speech today hoping to calm tensions that have arisen in the course of the campaign over race. The upcoming speech could easily be compared to the 'faith in America' speech Mitt Romney made last year attempting to address concerns over his Mormonism.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18 (Reuters) - U.S. presidential
candidate Barack Obama will seek to quell a controversy over
inflammatory rhetoric by his former pastor in a speech on
Tuesday on the issue of race.Flare-ups over race have roiled the campaign trail as
Obama, who would become the first black U.S. president, battles
for the Democratic nomination with fellow Sen. Hillary Clinton,
who would be the first woman president.
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