Obama’s Break With Ex-Pastor Sets Sharp Shift in Tone奥巴马的突破与前集的牧师夏普的转变，语气
NY Times纽约时报 | Senator |参议员 Barack Obama巴拉克奥巴马 broke forcefully on Tuesday with his former pastor, the Rev.有力地打破了对周二与他的前牧师，牧师 Jeremiah A. Wright Jr.耶利米赖特小 , in an effort to curtail a drama of race, values, patriotism and betrayal that has enveloped his presidential candidacy at a critical juncture. ，在努力削减话剧，种族，价值观，爱国主义和背叛，已经笼罩他的总统候选人在一个关键时刻。
At a news conference here, Mr. Obama denounced remarks Mr. Wright made in a series of televised appearances over the last several days.此间举行的记者招待会，谴责奥巴马先生的言论先生赖特提出的在一系列的电视露面，在过去数天。 In the appearances, Mr. Wright has suggested that the United States was attacked because it engaged in terrorism on other people and that the government was capable of having used the AIDS virus to commit genocide against minorities.在外表，赖特先生曾建议说，美国遭到攻击，因为它从事恐怖主义的关于其他人，并认为政府是有能力采用了艾滋病病毒犯下种族灭绝针对少数族裔。 His remarks also cast他的言论也投 Louis Farrakhan路易斯法拉坎 , the leader of the ，领导人对 Nation of Islam伊斯兰民族 , in a positive light. ，在一个积极的角度。
In tones sharply different from those Mr. Obama used on Monday, when he blamed the news media and his rivals for focusing on Mr. Wright, and far harsher than those he used in his speech on race in Philadelphia last month, Mr. Obama tried to cut all his ties to — and to discredit — Mr. Wright, the man who presided at Mr. Obama’s wedding and baptized his two daughters.在不同的音调尖锐，从那些先生奥巴马用在周一，当他责怪新闻媒体和他的对手，为着眼于先生赖特和深远的严厉比他用在讲话中对种族在费城上个月，先生奥巴马尝试削减他的所有联系-和抹黑-赖特先生，该名男子主持先生奥巴马的婚礼和洗礼，他的两个女儿。
“His comments were not only divisive and destructive, but I believe that they end up giving comfort to those who prey on hate, and I believe that they do not portray accurately the perspective of the black church,” Mr. Obama said, his voice welling with anger. “他的评论不仅是社会分化和破坏性，但我相信它们最终给予安慰那些猎物就恨，我相信他们不准确地描绘的角度来看，黑人教会， ”先生，奥巴马说，他的声音welling与愤怒。 “They certainly don’t portray accurately my values and beliefs.” “他们当然不准确地描绘我的价值观和信仰” 。
One week before Democratic primaries in Indiana and North Carolina, contests that party officials are watching as they try to gauge whether Mr. Obama or Senator一周前，民主党初选在印地安纳州和北卡罗莱纳州，竞赛，党的官员正拭目以待，因为他们尝试，以了解是否先生奥巴马或参议员 Hillary Rodham Clinton希拉里 would be the stronger nominee, the controversy surrounding Mr. Wright again erupted into a threat to Mr. Obama’s ability to show that he could unify the将成为强大的提名，引起争议，怀特先生再次爆发，成为一个威胁，先生奥巴马的执政能力，表明他可以统一 Democratic Party民主党 and bring the nominating contest to a quick and clean end.并把提名竞赛，以一种快速和清洁的目的。 With Mrs. Clinton having shown particular strength among working-class white voters in recent big-state primaries, the racial overtones of Mr. Obama’s links with Mr. Wright have been especially troublesome for the Obama campaign.与克林顿夫人表现出特别的力量之间的工薪阶层白人选民在最近的大国家初选，种族歧视色彩的先生奥巴马的联系与赖特先生已麻烦，特别是为奥巴马运动。
Asked how the controversy would affect voters, Mr. Obama said: “We’ll find out.”询问如何争议，会影响选民的先生，奥巴马说： “我们会找出” 。
At a minimum, the spectacle of Mr. Wright’s multiday media tour and Mr. Obama’s rolling response grabbed the attention of the most important constituency in politics now: the uncommitted superdelegates — party officials and elected Democrats — who hold the balance of power in the nominating battle.在最低限度，壮观的先生Wright的multiday媒体巡回赛和先生奥巴马的滚动回应抓住注意的最重要的选区，在政治上现在：未superdelegates -党的官员和选举产生的民主派-持有人的平衡权力在提名战。
Eileen Macoll, a Democratic county chairman from Washington State who has not chosen a candidate, said she was stunned at the extent of national attention the episode has drawn, and she said she believed it would give superdelegates pause.张爱玲macoll ，一个民主的县主席由美国华盛顿州的人没有选择的候选人，她说，她在震惊的程度，引起全国注意，事件引起了，她说，她相信它会给superdelegates暂停。
“I’ma little surprised at how much traction it is getting, and I do believe it is beginning to reflect negatively on Senator Obama’s campaign,” Ms. Macoll said. “我很少感到惊讶，多少牵引，这是获得，而我相信这是开始，以反映消极影响奥巴马参议员的竞选活动， ”女士macoll说。 “I think he’s handling it very well, but I think it’s almost impossible to make people feel comfortable about this.” “我认为他的处理，这非常好，但我认为这几乎是不可能的，使人们感到舒适的关于此” 。
It was the second straight day that Mr. Obama had responded to Mr. Wright, a former pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago whose derisive comments about the United States government have become a fixture of cable television.这是第二个交易日先生奥巴马作出了回应赖特先生，前牧师三一美国基督教会在芝加哥的嘲弄的评论，美国政府已成为夹具的有线电视。 Saying that he had not seen or read Mr. Wright’s remarks when he responded to them on Monday, Mr. Obama said he was “shocked and surprised” when he later read the transcripts and watched the broadcasts, and he felt compelled to respond more forcefully.他说，他还没有看到或阅读先生赖特的话，当他作出回应，他们对周一先生，奥巴马说，他“感到震惊和惊讶： ”当他后来读誊本，并观看了广播，他认为，迫使回应更有力的。
“I’m outraged by the comments that were made and saddened over the spectacle that we saw yesterday,” Mr. Obama said. “我很愤怒的评论，发了言，并感到难过，过去眼镜，我们看到昨天， ”先生，奥巴马说。 He added: “I find these comments appalling.他补充说： “我觉得这些评论令人震惊。 It contradicts everything that I’m about and who I am.”它违背了一切，我和我是谁“ 。
The press conference came in what may well be the toughest stretch of Mr. Obama’s campaign as he grapples with questions about Mr. Wright as well as the fallout from his defeat last week in Pennsylvania.新闻发布会上排在什么可能是最强硬的舒展先生的奥巴马的竞选，因为他grapples与问题先生赖特以及为尘从自己的失败上星期在宾夕法尼亚州。 He set out this week to reintroduce himself but instead found himself competing for airtime with Mr. Wright and trying to bat away suggestions that he shared or tolerated Mr. Wright’s views.他内容已载列于本星期恢复自己，而是发现自己的竞争通话时间与先生赖特和试图远离蝙蝠的建议，他赞同或容忍赖特先生的意见。
As he answered question after question here, Mr. Obama appeared downcast and subdued as he tried to explain why he had decided to categorically denounce his minister of 20 years.正如他在回答问题后，这里的问题，先生奥巴马出现downcast和制服，他试图解释为何他已决定断然谴责他的部长20多年。 His decision to address reporters not only stretched the Wright story into another day but also marked at least the third time he has sought to deal with the issue, including his well-received speech on race last month in Philadelphia.他的决定，以解决记者不仅伸展怀特的故事，到另一天，但也标志着至少三分之一的时间，他已要求处理这个问题，包括他广受欢迎的讲话中关于种族上个月在费城。
“The fact that Reverend Wright would think that somehow it was appropriate to command the stage for three or four consecutive days in the midst of this major debate is something that not only makes me angry, but also saddens me,” Mr. Obama said. “事实上，牧师赖特认为，在某种程度上，这是适当的指挥阶段为三个或四个连续两天在中这一重大的辩论是一件不仅使我感到愤怒，但也伤心我， ”先生，奥巴马说。
Even amid the wall-to-wall news coverage about Mr. Wright, Mr. Obama won the support of two more superdelegates, including Representative Ben Chandler of Kentucky.甚至在墙到墙的新闻报道约先生赖特先生，奥巴马韩元的支持，二更superdelegates ，包括代表本钱德勒的肯塔基州。 Meanwhile, Representative Ike Skelton of Missouri and Gov. Michael F. Easley of North Carolina announced their support for Mrs. Clinton.与此同时，代表的IKE skelton密苏里州州长和迈克尔楼伊斯利北卡罗莱纳州宣布，他们支持克林顿夫人。
The first real evidence of whether the controversy has extracted a political price could come on Tuesday.第一次真正的证据，是否争议已提取出的政治代价来对周二。 Superdelegates suggested that they would watch closely to see how voters respond in the Indiana and North Carolina primaries and beyond. superdelegates建议，他们会密切留意，看看如何回应选民，在印地安纳州和北卡罗莱纳州的初选和超越。
Bob Mulholland, a superdelegate from California, said the difficulties Mr. Obama had experienced put a premium on results in the remaining contests.鲍勃马尔霍兰， superdelegate从加利福尼亚州，说的困难，先生奥巴马曾经历提出了地价的结果，在余下的竞赛。
“We’ve got nine elections to go through June 9,” Mr. Mulholland said in an interview. “我们已经得到9选举要经过6月9日， ”穆赫兰大道先生在接受采访时说。 “I’ve never been involved in a successful presidential race where the candidate had no trouble in the primary. “我从未去过涉及在一个成功的总统竞选的候选人那里没有麻烦，在小学。 It’s challenging to him.它的具有挑战性的给他。 He is a young man, and this is the first time he’s run for president.他是一名年轻男子，这是他第一次的竞选总统。 I see this as a learning experience.”我认为这是作为一个学习的经验“ 。
Asked how he thought Mr. Obama was doing, Mr. Mulholland paused before responding.问他如何思考先生奥巴马是这样做，先生马尔霍兰暂停，然后回应。 “Getting better,” he finally said. “渐入佳境” ，他最后说。
The appearances by Mr. Wright, which began Friday and concluded Monday, were anticipated by the Obama campaign, but aides said they were taken aback by the tenor of the remarks.该露面，由赖特先生，开始和结束的周五周一，预计由奥巴马运动，但幕僚表示，他们吓了一跳，由男高音的言论。 His first interview, with他的第一次采访中，与 Bill Moyers条例草案莫耶斯 on在…之上 PBS PBS的 , offered few hints of what he intended when he arrived at the National Press Club on Monday. ，提供数暗示什么，他打算时，他来到全国记者俱乐部就周一。
“At a certain point, if what somebody says contradicts what you believe so fundamentally, and then he questions whether or not you believe it in front of the National Press Club, then that’s enough,” Mr. Obama said. “在某一个点，如果有人说是自相矛盾的是什么，你相信从根本上说，然后他的问题，不论您是否相信它在前面的全国记者俱乐部，那的还不够， ”先生，奥巴马说。 “That’sa show of disrespect to me. “这表明，不尊重我。 It’s also, I think, an insult to what we’ve been trying to do in this campaign.”这也是，我认为是一种侮辱到什么我们已经尝试做的，在这项运动“ 。
Mr. Obama became a Christian after hearing a 1988 sermon of Mr. Wright’s called “The Audacity to Hope.” Joining Mr. Wright’s church helped Mr. Obama, with his disparate racial and geographic background, embrace not only the African-American community but also Africa, his friends and family say.先生奥巴马成为基督徒后，听取了1988年的布道先生Wright的所谓“厚颜无耻地希望”加入先生Wright的教会帮助奥巴马先生，与他不相干的种族和地理背景，拥抱不仅是非洲-美洲共同体，而且非洲，他的朋友和家人说。
Mr. Obama had barely known his Kenyan father; Mr. Wright made pilgrimages to Africa and incorporated its rituals into worship.先生奥巴马几乎众所周知，肯尼亚，他的父亲;赖特先生所作的朝圣非洲和其纳入到崇拜仪式。 Mr. Obama toted recordings of Mr. Wright’s sermons to law school.先生奥巴马toted录音先生Wright的说教，以法学院。 Mr. Obama titled his speech at the 2004先生奥巴马名为他的演辞在2004年 Democratic National Convention民主党全国代表大会 “The Audacity of Hope,” and gave his next book the same name. “狂放，希望” ，给他的下一本书相同的名称。
As Mr. Wright’s more incendiary statements began circulating widely, Mr. Obama routinely condemned them but did not disassociate himself from Mr. Wright.作为先生Wright的更多的燃烧报表开始循环广泛，先生奥巴马经常谴责他们，但没有解除自己从先生赖特。 In his speech in Philadelphia, Mr. Obama tried to explain his pastor through the bitter history of American race relations.在他的演辞在费城，先生奥巴马试图解释他的牧师通过惨痛的历史，美国的种族关系。
Five weeks later, the men seem finished with each other.五个星期后，该男子似乎完成了与对方。
“Whatever relationship I had with Reverend Wright has changed as a consequence of this,” Mr. Obama said Tuesday. “什么关系，我曾与牧师赖特已经改变，作为一个后果，这一点， ”先生，奥巴马说，周二。 “I don’t think that he showed much concern for me. “我不认为他表明，备受关注，对我来说。 More importantly, I don’t think he showed much concern for what we’re trying to do in this campaign and what we’re trying to do for the American people.”更重要的是，我不认为他表明，备受关注，为我们正在试图做的这项运动和我们正在试图做的为美国人民“ 。
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