There's no question and it's hard to know where to begin with the double talk. Look, he said he wouldn't take money from lobbyists and now, of course, he set up a 'Super PAC,' which lobbyists can contribute to. He is against all these Wall Street wealth if the people on Wall Street keep it for themselves. They sure is in favor of it if they would just share a little bit with him.
Ari Fleischer critiques President Obama's changing stance on Wall Street and campaign financing.
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