Less than 24 hours after voicing his stout support for the Ground Zero Mosque project, President Obama took it all back.  His Friday evening talk at a White House dinner to mark the start of Ramadan, he  told reporters, shouldn't be construed  as an endorsement of locating a mosque near Ground Zero."I was not commenting on the wisdom of putting a mosque there," he remarked.Rather, he added, he meant to defend the "right" of Muslims to build near Ground Zero after getting an OK from local planning authorities -- but not whether it's a wise move.  His speech, he said, was simply a call for religious tolerance.But that's not how both sides in the controversy viewed it.  Nor obviously was it the way the White House press reported it.By revisiting his Friday remarks, Obama didn't exactly show a profile in courage.  And he's bound to offend his Muslim guests who spoke glowingly about his support of having them build the mosque near Ground...(Read Full Post)