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    The Obamas had been keeping Malia and 7-year-old Sasha out of the media spotlight. "It was an exception, it was Malia's birthday, we were in Montana, everybody was having a good time ... I think we got carried away a little bit. Generally, what makes them so charming is the fact that they're not spending a lot of time worrying about TV cameras or politics, and we want to keep it that way." The civil rights leader apparently did not know that his microphone was on when he whispered the comments to another guest as he prepared for an interview on "Fox & Friends." Full Article at Boston Globe
    It was an exception, it was Malia's birthday, we were in Montana, everybody was having a good time ... I think we got carried away a little bit. Generally, what makes them so charming is the fact that they're not spending a lot of time worrying about TV cameras or politics, and we want to keep it that way.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 16 months ago
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Obama regrets allowing daughters' TV interview
  1. wants us to keep spending $10 billion a month in Iraq. Just like Bush.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 16 months ago
  2. I said it can come off as speaking down to black people
    Jesse Jackson, Jr. (politician) – Jesse Jackson, Jr. (politician) SOURCE: Boston Globe 16 months ago
  3. Barack, he's talking down to black people
    Jesse Jackson, Jr. (politician) – Jesse Jackson, Jr. (politician) SOURCE: Boston Globe 16 months ago
  4. only limited understanding for using the Brandenburg Gate as an election campaign backdrop, as it were, and has expressed skepticism about pursuing such plans
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 16 months ago
  5. Every vet respects John McCain's war record ... It's his record in the Senate that I have a problem with.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 16 months ago
  6. And then I said something I felt regret for - it was crude ... It was very private and very much a sound bite - and a live mike. And so I feel - I find no comfort in it, I find no joy in it. So I immediately called the senator's campaign to send my statement of apology to repair the harm or hurt that th...
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 16 months ago
  7. Reverend Jackson is my dad, and I'll always love him. . . . I thoroughly reject and repudiate his ugly rhetoric ... He should keep hope alive and any personal attacks and insults to himself.
    SOURCE: Boston Globe 16 months ago

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