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Listening to the president's Nobel Peace Prize speech, there were a number of things that any American would like. Like this:
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In the two major policy initiatives of the president and the majority party -- universal health insurance and a limit on carbon emissions -- details do not matter.
In the Senate, Majority Leader Harry Reid is producing the legislative equivalent of a hobo stew as he tries to wring out the final few votes for the president's health plan. Whatever ideas Democrats have had on health care over the last 30 years are going in the pot.
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That pesky Judicial Wach bunch just won't go away! Now they've filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Secret Service, asking a federal court to order the release of visitor logs to the White House for the period between Jan. 20, 2009, and Aug. 10, 2009.
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On Thursday, President Barack Obama will swing by Oslo to pick up the Nobel Peace Prize — just more than a week after he announced that he’d escalate the war in Afghanistan. Awkward.
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After a smoke-and-mirrors “jobs summit” in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, President Barack Obama headed out into the real world today, to Allentown, Pa., to talk more about jobs — and good for him.
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President Obama's invocations of Sept. 11 in his West Point speech on Afghanistan landed with a clatter.
To anti-war liberals, it was a reminder of their revulsion every time George W. Bush used the attacks as a pretext for his foreign policy. From the moment Bush grabbed the bullhorn at the ruins of the World Trade Center, they felt that he had co-opted a national tragedy for his own agenda.
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"What have you done for me lately?" It's a question that voters implicitly ask politicians, especially ones they have supported and who are seeking their votes again. And it's a question that young voters in particular may be asking Barack Obama, whom they supported by a 66 to 32 percent margin 13 months ago.
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The magic is gone from President Barack Obama. He’s here, but the glamour has vanished. He still talks, but few people appear to be listening. Some time in spring, it began to be noticed (by Fred Barnes, among others) that he was losing the power to move people, or shape their opinions. When his agenda began meeting resistance, he gave a series of speeches and resistance grew stronger. The more he explained, the more people disliked what he said he was doing.
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