It's not easy for presidents to say 'I'm sorry'

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Nearly every president ends up saying he's sorry for something America has done - from a bomb gone tragically astray to the locking up of Japanese-Americans during World War II. This time it's disrespectful disposal of Qurans. And again there are critics who see an apology as a sign of weakness or a failure of patriotism....

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