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It think it's far riskier to not address the issue than to take it head on. That way, he can reify his condemnation for Wright's statements, yet qualify his position that not everyone in the congregation has to agree with what a pastor, priest, etc. says on secular issues.
It's not an uncessary gamble considering the consequences for avoiding the issue altogether. Sure, it'll get more toungues wagging, but at least the American people will again, know Obama's position.
Do you think he would actually say he agreed with all of that, if his presendential run hasn't taken a big enough blow, that would for sure kill it?
I'm not sure what everyone is looking for him to say other than that he doesn't believe any of the bad stuff and he only believes the good stuff.
Guess I am not following.