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:: True, and criticism of him for it is valid. I'm still uncomfortable with the sentence being there at all since it seems like kind of a weak way to attack him on it, though. A more effective attack would be to find pictures of McCain and Hillary wearing them and one of him not and putting them together side by side in a single image to illustrate him not wearing a lapel pin. That'd drive the point home more effectively, I think. --[[User:Ampersand|Ampersand]] 15:49, 22 April 2008 (EDT)
:: True, and criticism of him for it is valid. I'm still uncomfortable with the sentence being there at all since it seems like kind of a weak way to attack him on it, though. A more effective attack would be to find pictures of McCain and Hillary wearing them and one of him not and putting them together side by side in a single image to illustrate him not wearing a lapel pin. That'd drive the point home more effectively, I think. --[[User:Ampersand|Ampersand]] 15:49, 22 April 2008 (EDT)
'''it seems like kind of a weak way to attack him on it'''....So, is the purpose here to attack him, or to write an accurate encyclopedia article about him? And a bit off-topic, why does it matter if he wears a lapel pin or not? Maybe it didn't occur to him to do so, or maybe he thought it was tacky (all lapel pins are, IMO). It doesn't make him an evil Communist. [[User:TheNobleSith3|TheNobleSith3]] 00:01, 3 May 2008 (EDT)
== How Mike Ditka Unintentionally Boosted Obama's Rise to Prominence ==
== How Mike Ditka Unintentionally Boosted Obama's Rise to Prominence ==