The Thursday, Oct. 12 news article “Palin rally puts focus on national economy” quoted University Democrats Communications Coordinator Michael Feuerstein as saying, presidential candidate Barack Obama “exercised that judgment in 2002 when he came out opposing Iraq, predicting the indeterminate cause and length the war would bring.” Feuerstein actually said Obama “exercised that judgment in 2002 when he came out opposing Iraq, predicting the indeterminate costs and length the war would bring.” The Cavalier Daily regrets the error.
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