He's short on specifics and far lower on the experience ladder than either Hillary or Edwards.

Late Friday, the Clinton campaign released a statement from Bill Clinton's Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright, responding to Obama's comments. "Sen. Clinton has been in refugee camps, clinics, orphanages, and villages all around the world, including places where tea is not the usual drink," said Albright. "In addition to these experiences she has met with world leaders and has known many of them for years. I have been with her on many of these occasions, and it is this combination of experience and understanding that sets her apart from the field, and why I am supporting her for President."

Then, Obama's response to Clinton's response (I flove politics, don't you?)

Later, Obama himself responded to Albright's statement. At an Iowa campaign event, he told CNN that "I was making the same comment I've made many times, which is that knowing a country is more than just visiting an ambassadors office. Those folks must really be on edge where they think we spend all of our time thinking about them. They need to think about the American people a little more instead of us."

I think most of this response is incredibly lame because you'd have to be deaf, dumb and blind not to think he was talking about Clinton.  And, for the record, I don't think Obama spends ALL his time thinking about Clinton.  I think he probably spends at least 30% of it thinking about Edwards or should.