Wasted breath

By Michelle Malkin  •  February 14, 2007 01:49 PM

The conclusion of my syndicated column today about Barack Obama:

The starting point of his discussion on the troops in Iraq began with the letter “w” and ended with “-asted.”

“Even as I said it,” Obama claims, “I realized I had misspoken.”

So what, one wonders, prevented him from immediately correcting himself there on stage, as thousands cheered the term he now says he immediately regretted?

Words fail.

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