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Knowing when to walk away
That's what Bush's moves this week are clearly about: dividing - not uniting. The New York Times reported that during his first meeting with President-elect Barack Obama, the outgoing president suggested he might support Democrats' economic stimulus package and aid to struggling automakers if ...
Boehlert: Covering new presidents: the media's double standard
mediamatters.org — In anticipation of the new administration, Beltway media insiders are busy laying the groundwork for how reporters... and pundits will treat the new team on Pennsylvania Avenue. "Once a president takes office ... an adversarial relationship ... (more) Boehlert: Covering new presidents: the media's double ...
Why Obama Should Copy Bush (Really!)
blogs.tnr.com — You hear lots of talk about which former president Barack Obama should use as a model. Bill... Clinton comes up regularly. Franklin Roosevelt, too. But what about the guy in the White House now? I know, President Bush’s approval ratings are hovering ... (more) Why Obama Should Copy Bush (Really!)
National Journal Magazine - Bush's Failing Final Grade
nationaljournal.com — It detracts nothing from Barack Obama's achievement to note that his historic electoral success rests atop the... epic political failure of George W. Bush. If Obama is shrewd enough, there's a lesson for the new president in the failure of the old one. ... (more) National Journal Magazine - Bush's Failing Final Grade
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David Sirota: Bush's Last Gamble
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — ... It seemed, at first glance, strange - really strange. Why would President Bush make a massive economic stimulus package and aid to automakers contingent on Democratic support for a relatively tiny trade deal with a Latin American nation that has one of the worst human rights records in the world? Why would our gambling president, who always bets big, ask for something so seemingly small? Those are the questions I examine in my new syndicated newspaper column this week, and the answer is pretty clear: He's looking both to cement the NAFTA trade model, and tear apart the ...

It's a Trick - Get An Axe
Open Left - Front Page — ... Case in point is what happened this past week. It seemed, at first glance, strange - really strange. Why would President Bush make a massive economic stimulus package and aid to automakers contingent on Democratic support for a relatively tiny trade deal with a Latin American nation that has one of the worst human rights records in the world? Why would our gambling president, who always bets big, ask for something so seemingly small? Those are the questions I examine in my new syndicated newspaper column this week, and the answer is pretty clear: It's a trick...time to get an ...

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