Pastor's rebuttals fuel troubles for Obama
Remarks on race help GOP camp
WASHINGTON - A series of high-profile appearances by Barack Obama's former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., defending some of his more racially charged remarks threatened to undermine Obama's campaign just when he is trying to connect with white, working-class voters on the eve of crucial Democratic primaries in North Carolina and Indiana. (Full article: 1246 words)
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