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Obama Better Break Not So Sweet Habit

May 16, 2008
Senator Obama admitted he has a "bad habit" of referring to "all kinds of people" as sweetie.  I'm assuming those "people" don't include men.  When they include adult women he does not know his "habit" is both revealing and disturbing from a front-runner for president of the United States.  Detroit Free Press columnist Susan Ager does a terrific job of explaining what all the uproar is about.  Click here to read her insightful column.  

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