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Headline Roundup October 3rd, 2012

2007 Obama Video

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Video potential worry for Obama campaign
Video potential worry for Obama campaign

Politico

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The five-year old video showing President Barack Obama talking bluntly about race, Hurricane Katrina and Rev. Jeremiah Wright is a source of worry for a campaign thats already on a knifes edge over Wednesday nights high-stakes debate in Denver and thinning leads in national polls.

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Conservative media coordinates on release of old Obama video
Conservative media coordinates on release of old Obama video

CNN Digital

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On the eve of the first presidential debate, conservative media outlets seized on footage of a five-year-old, widely covered speech by then-presidential candidate Barack Obama, who argued at the time that the federal government discriminated against Hurricane Katrina victims.

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Video surfaces of Obama in 2007 suggesting racism slowed aid to post-Katrina New Orleans
Video surfaces of Obama in 2007 suggesting racism slowed aid to post-Katrina New Orleans

Fox News Digital

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In June 2007, then-Sen. Barack Obama told a mostly black audience of ministers that the country's leaders "don't care about" New Orleans residents, suggesting the city was neglected in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina because of institutional racism, according to an unedited video reported on by The Daily Caller

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