On Wed, 9 Jul 2008 23:13:55 -0400, "Mike"
wrote:


OzOne wrote in message news

The columnist said he regrets, no quotes,
The columnist says he didn't think it was healthy for his two
daughters to be so exposed, no quotes.

I'm stating, not implying, that you are putting words in his mouth.


What does Obama regret?

I don't know..."regret" was the columnists word NOT Obamas.

I suggest you read both what I wrote and the article you quote

http://news.indiainfo.com/2008/07/10...ma-family.html

Asked if he regretted the interview, Obama said: "Michelle and I,
particularly given the way it sort of went around the cable stations. I don
t think it s healthy and it s something that we ll be avoiding in the
future."



There he says that both he and his wife regret the interview - in quotes, in
English and easy to comprehend..


Hello.....Maybe if you read it again S-L-O-W-L-Y you'll se that nowher
in Obamas statement is the word 'regret' and indeed if you look again
you'll se no quotes around the question asked , so we don't know
exactly what was asked
BUT also in Obamas statement there is no 'YES'' in answer to the
question posed

I suggest a quick English course s in order as you don't seem capable
of actually seeing what's in between the quotation marks.


I suggest you refrain from putting words into peoples mouths

What words did I put in his mouth?

"regret"
and you've tried it on again


The detective asks, "Did you murder the old man?" The suspect replies,
"Yes". So if I said the suspect said he murdered the old man, by your
reasoning, I would be wrong. According to you, the suspect only said "yes".


The suspect would need to say "yes" not "I thought he was a young man"

With your intelligence and reasoning power, I'm amazed that you're
allowed to vote.




OzOne of the three twins

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