Where does the DNC find these guys?

What Obama says is irrelevant. What the media says Obama said, even more.

The International drive-by media are reduced, by their quest to elect Obama-Rama United States president,  to playing games sillier than the NorK peace negotiators in Panmunjom, who raise their table flags a few inches in order to appear higher than the US flag across the table.  Today  Der Spiegel is being quoted [Iraqi PM backs Obama troop exit plan] as saying Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki "agrees with Obama's time schedule," for leaving Iraq.  Didn't we just go through this with the BBC?  Now it seems that Der Spiegel too changed their Maliki quote. Didn't we just go through this with blah-blah-blah ... ? It doesn't matter.  Because nobody can possibly know what Obama's plan is, not even Obama.  To wit:    Here - in black and white.  And this is just a partial. Look at July 3rd by itself! “ "But the overall strategy has failed, because we have not seen any change in behavior among Iraq's political leaders. And that is the essence of what we should be trying to do in Iraq. That's why I'm going to bring this war to a close. That's why we can get our combat troops out within 16 months." (Sen. Barack Obama, CNN/Nevada Democrat Party Democrat Presidential Candidate Debate, Las Vegas, NV, 11/15/07) So when I am Commander-in-Chief, I will set a new goal on day one: I will end this war. Not because politics compels it. Not because our troops cannot bear the burden- as heavy as it is. But because it is the right thing to do for our national security, and it will ultimately make us safer.” March 19th, 2998 The presumptive Democratic Party U.S. presidential nominee, Barack Obama, says he will begin ending U.S. troop involvement in the war in Iraq on his first day in office. Obama told reporters Thursday that on his first day in office, he will instruct the five top U.S. military officers, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to end the war "responsibly and decisively."  He also said he intends to remove U.S. troops from Iraq at a pace that will lead to a total withdrawal in 16 months. Jul 3, 2008  Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) on Thursday backed off his firm promise to withdraw combat forces from Iraq immediately and instead said he could “refine” his plan after his trip to Baghdad later this month. Earlier, a top Obama adviser had said that the senator is not “wedded” to a specific timeline.  Jul 3, 2008 Fargo ND. "I've always said that the pace of withdrawal would be dictated bythe safety and security of our troops and the need to maintain stability. That assessment has not changed... And when I go to Iraq and have a chance to talk to some of the commanders on the ground, I'm sure I'll have more information and will continue to refine my policies." (Jeff Zeleny, "Obama: Open to 'Refine' Iraq Withdrawal Timeline," The New York Times' "The Caucus" Blog, www.nytimes.com, 7/3/08) ” Anyone who doesn't see this four-flusher for what he is just doesn't want to, and can't be dealt with.  .