Hillary Rodham Clinton angrily accused her
Democratic rival Saturday of deliberately misrepresenting her
positions on NAFTA and health care in mass mailings to voters,
adding, "Shame on you, Barack Obama." Clutching two of Obama campaign mailings in her hand for
emphasis, the former first lady said, "enough with the speeches
and the big rallies and then using tactics that are right out of
Karl Rove's playbook." Obama defended the mailings as accurate and rejected Clinton's
complaint as a political ploy. He said that despite her current
criticism of NAFTA, she supported the trade agreement when it
passed during her husband's administration. Clinton said she felt good about her prospects in Ohio and Texas
but refused to say whether she needed to win both states to stay in
the race. "Let's let the people of Ohio vote. Let's actually have an
election and then we can look at the results," she said. |
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