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Welcome to World News. Tonight, he says they’re bitter 비통한, 고통스러운. She says he is biased 편견을 지닌. How Obama’s comments have all the candidates 후보자 claiming they are the true champion of small town America. Set for 준비하다 take off. North West and Delta are about to merge 합병하다 into the world’s largest airline. Will bigger mean better for passengers? From ABC News headquarters, this is World News with Charles Gibson.

 

선두주자 오바마, 지역차별 발언으로 역풍위기

                                                                                                                              

Good morning. It’s Monday, April 14, from CBS News in New York City. I’m Meg Oliver. The next big contest between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama is next week’s Pennsylvania primary 예비선거. Which means the bickering 말다툼 is heating up. Talk on the campaign trail 선거유세여행 recently turned toward religion and the wrong choice of words. CBS’s Susan Roberts explains.

 

It was a chance to put aside 제쳐놓다 the bickering and to put forth 제안하다 solutions. But from the first question, it was clear Senator Barack Obama’s comment about bitter 비통한 small town voters 경제적 어려움으로 소도시 거주민들이 총기와 종교에 집착하고 있다는 발언으로 비난을 받음 was still foremost 맨 앞의 on the minds of many.

 

Obama defended himself 자기를 변호하다 in the second half of Sunday night’s compassion forum 빈곤, 에이즈, 인권 등 윤리적인 주제를 다룸. “And so it’s very important my words may have been clumsy 꼴사나운, 서투른.” Before the forum, Obama was not as polite, hurling 퍼붓다 harsh 거친 words at his opponent Senator Hillary Clinton. He accused her of manipulating 조작하여 속이다 his words saying she knows better, shame on her.

 

Obama was also asked how Reverend 목사 Wright 오바마 담임목사 brought him closer to God. Wright’s comments have been controversial. But Obama defended his pastor 목사 adding he’s never been his spiritual advisor. “Pastors are imperfect. Certainly the membership isn’t perfect.”

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