McAuliffe says Clinton's RFK Gaffe Obama's Fault

Just was you thought the RFK assasination gaffe couldn't get any worse, Mr. Terry "This thing will be over on Feb. 5" McAuliffe says all this is Obama's fault. There is no possible way his candidate uttered that disgusting remark. If you look at the video closely, it obviously altered. Obama subliminal prowess is the culprit here.

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/...

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign accused Sen. Barack Obama's campaign of fanning a controversy over her describing the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy late in the 1968 Democratic primary as one reason she is continuing to run for the presidency.

"The Obama campaign ... tried to take these words out of context," Clinton campaign chairman Terence R. McAuliffe said on "Fox News Sunday." "She was making a point merely about the time line."

Asked if Clinton has personally called Obama to apologize for the reference, McAuliffe said she has not, "nor should she." He added, "Let's be clear. This had nothing to with Senator Obama or his campaign."

Please take note, this is Obama's fault too.

and this:

http://www.newsweek.com/...

"This thing will be over on Feb. 5," campaign chairman Terry McAuliffe assured reporters the day after Clinton's third-place finish in the Iowa caucuses.

and everything else the Clinton's and McAuliffe utter.

We all thought Obama was special and now this revelation of all new powers. I knew I backed a very different kind of politician, but this is icing on the cake! I wonder if he can bend spoons like Uri Geller?