Obama Campaign Advisor David Axelrod Dodges NDAA and Kill List Questions

After the debate at Hofstra University, Luke Rudkowski and Sierra Adamson do their best to get answers out of Senior Strategist for Obama's re-election campaign, David Axelrod. David clearly was very uncomfortable with the questions raised to him and decided to ignore them and leave the spin room when asked about Obama's kill list.

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Posted: Nov 22 2012, 7:03 AM

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Just know who's windows you shine your lasers through when you are about to fire, I'd hate to see you kill you own lord!

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