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Video: Obama's Flip-Flop On Missile Defense
perfunction.typepad.com - 9/27/2008
Video: Obama's Flip-Flop On Missile Defense
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From the first Presidential Debate in Oxford, Mississippi last night, Barack Obama changes direction on missile defense quicker than an " unproven " defensive interceptor. But while he flipped in the right direction, is this Change You Can Believe In ?

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Gateway Pundit:  NOT BAD... Obama Only Has 7 Major Flip Flops At First Debate

Little Green Footballs:  Obama Blatantly Flip Flops on Missile Defense

The Jawa Report:  Barack Obama on Missile Defense: Then vs. Now

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NOT BAD... Obama Only Has 7 Major Flip Flops At First Debate
Gateway Pundit — ... solution for disposing of nuclear waste. He opposes the Bush administration's plan for storing waste at Yucca Mountain in Nevada. 5.) Last night Barack Obama said he was in favor of missile defense systems. Not true- Here's video proof-- Obama was clear about his opposition to "unproven" missile defense earlier this year in his ad! Cuffy Perfunction posted the video clips: ...

Obama Blatantly Flip Flops on Missile Defense
Little Green Footballs — ... Cuffy at Perfunction put together this short video clip, showing Barack Obama’s complete 180 degree reversal on missile defense in last night’s debate. ...

Barack Obama on Missile Defense: Then vs. Now
The Jawa Report — September 27, 2008 Barack Obama on Missile Defense: Then vs. Now Down the memory hole: Obama was nominated because he represents the left wing "progressives" of the Democratic party. So, which Barack Obama will we be electing? The one that now supports missile defense, or the one who on the nomination trail campaigned against it? Obama's Flip-Flop On Missile Defense By Dr. Rusty Shackleford at September 27, 2008 01:35 PM | | l ...

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