"The Obama Nation" contains incendiary charges against Barack Obama. But unlike Corsi’s 2004 bestseller "Unfit for Command" about John Kerry, his claims don’t seem to be sticking to the candidate this time around. Media Matters'
Eric Boehlert says that's partly because liberals have learned from the past.
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I really thought Kerry didn't come out and defend himself against the charges because he couldn't. I believe he still hasn't.
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