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Until it's usful again in creating votes/maintaining power?

You betcha.

Just because some low-level official didn't use the word genocide is hardly proof that the word is banned for all time.

Certainly, Obama boxed himself into a corner on this one, talking boldly on the campaign trail and then acting less boldly upon talking office.

Far from an outstanding event, this is merely one more datapoint, in a long list of such backtracking by Obama once office was attained. Exposure to reality does much to focus the mind.

Beisdes, the alligator theory applies, here. To wit: When you're up to your ass in gators, its not easy to remember your original objective was drain the swamp. You might wanna ask Nancy Pelosi about that, who, despite her promsies to drain the swamp, ended up merely adding to it.

The comparison here seem valid to me, since in both cases, the question logically arises, if either ever really planned on following through on their rather grandiose promises.