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Obama Adviser Resigns for Clinton Comments

HeadlineMar 10, 2008

Meanwhile, a senior foreign policy adviser to Obama has resigned after she was quoted calling Hillary Clinton “a monster.” The adviser, Samantha Power, was speaking to The Scotsman newspaper. Power called Clinton a “monster” who “is stooping to anything” to win the campaign. In a statement, Power apologized and said her comments were inexcusable. She had widely been seen as a pick for a senior position in an Obama White House. Power also caused controversy last week when she appeared to downplay Obama’s stated commitment to a timeline for pulling troops from Iraq. In an interview with the BBC, Power called Obama’s withdrawal plan a “best case scenario” that could change if conditions on the ground were different by the time he took office.

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