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    McCain, speaking to a meeting of newspaper editors in Washington, said, "I think those comments are elitist." But Obama sought to turn the tables, criticizing Clinton and McCain for economic policies he said were out of touch with what ordinary Americans need. Full Article at Detroit News Online
    I think those comments are elitist.
    SOURCE: Detroit News Online 19 months ago
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  1. I don't think he really gets it that people are looking for a president who stands up for you and not looks down on you
    Hillary Rodham Clinton – Hillary Rodham Clinton SOURCE: Detroit News Online 19 months ago
  2. They are in danger of losing Michigan ... but I don't think it's something that can't be recovered.
    SOURCE: Detroit News Online 19 months ago

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