Re: shouldn't Presidents be able to multi-task?
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>>A short time later, Mr. Obama appeared in a hastily arranged news conference in Clearwater, Fla., and said he agreed that “there are times for politics and there are times to rise above politics and do what’s right.”>A short time later, Mr. Obama appeared in a hastily arranged news conference in Clearwater, Fla., and said he agreed that “there are times for politics and there are times to rise above politics and do what’s right.”>A short time later, Mr. Obama appeared in a hastily arranged news conference in Clearwater, Fla., and said he agreed that “there are times for politics and there are times to rise above politics and do what’s right.”A short time later, Mr. Obama appeared in a hastily arranged news conference in Clearwater, Fla., and said he agreed that “there are times for politics and there are times to rise above politics and do what’s right.”A short time later, Mr. Obama appeared in a hastily arranged news conference in Clearwater, Fla., and said he agreed that “there are times for politics and there are times to rise above politics and do what’s right.”<<Actually, as the story goes, Obama "first" called the McCain camp and said they should show some kind of solidarity on the economic crisis and then McCain took and ran to the press with his announcement.
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>>A short time later, Mr. Obama appeared in a hastily arranged news conference in Clearwater, Fla., and said he agreed that “there are times for politics and there are times to rise above politics and do what’s right.”>A short time later, Mr. Obama appeared in a hastily arranged news conference in Clearwater, Fla., and said he agreed that “there are times for politics and there are times to rise above politics and do what’s right.”>A short time later, Mr. Obama appeared in a hastily arranged news conference in Clearwater, Fla., and said he agreed that “there are times for politics and there are times to rise above politics and do what’s right.”A short time later, Mr. Obama appeared in a hastily arranged news conference in Clearwater, Fla., and said he agreed that “there are times for politics and there are times to rise above politics and do what’s right.”A short time later, Mr. Obama appeared in a hastily arranged news conference in Clearwater, Fla., and said he agreed that “there are times for politics and there are times to rise above politics and do what’s right.”<<Actually, as the story goes, Obama "first" called the McCain camp and said they should show some kind of solidarity on the economic crisis and then McCain took and ran to the press with his announcement.
