March 15, 2008
Posted: 12:50 PM ET
(CNN) — Spokesmen for Hillary Clinton's campaign on Saturday repeatedly declined to comment on Barack Obama's reaction to his former minister Jeremiah Wright's controversial sermons. "Senator Obama addressed it, voters are going to look at what he had to say, and we'll take it from there," Clinton Press Secretary Phil Singer said of the issue on a conference call with reporters. "That's really for Senator Obama to address," Clinton strategist Mark Penn also said on the same call. Related: Controversial minister off Obama's campaign – CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney Filed under: Barack Obama Hillary Clinton Jeremiah Wright |
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