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Started by washingtonindependent · 8 months ago

In navigating the transitional period before his inauguration in January, President-elect Obama must avoid the pitfalls that have hindered presidents past. ... Continue reading »

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  • I THINK OUR NEW PRESIDENT ELECT IS A WONDERFUL MAN AND I CANT WAIT TO SEE WHAT HE WILL DO WITH THE MESS BUSH LEFT BEHIND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • GO OBAMA
  • Obama (and W.) want to help GM: GM needs to REORGANIZE!!! NOT GOVERNMENT DEBT!!!

    PLEASE!!! This is VERY important!! They need to use chapter 11: we will all be MUCH better off in the long run. If you think we should lend them billions of dollars because they are "too big to fail" then you really miss the point.

    GM is financially way out of balance; they will be much stronger after bankruptcy than after a "bail out" consisting of loans. There are much better ways to help the economy with tax payer capital.

    REALLY IMPORTANT!!!
  • It would have been a treat to have been the proverbial fly on the wall during their conversation, that's for sure. I would imagine, however, that it was at least quite congenial in that Bush can turn on the charm when he chooses to and Obama is even-tempered charismatic equinamity to the nth.
  • The plural of president-elect is presidents-elect, not president-elects. Come on, you can't catch something as glaring as that? Who proofreads these articles, anyway, before they're posted?
  • It is going to be tough to erase 8 years of iresponsible governing, but I think he has what it takes to make it happen.
  • PLEASE!!! This is VERY important!! They need to use chapter 11: we will all be MUCH better off in the long run. If you think we should lend them billions of dollars because they are "too big to fail" then you really miss the point''

    this for note fot ir

    best regards
  • Schulman is the Huntington professor of American history at Boston University. His latest book, co-edited with Julian E. Zelizer, is “Rightward Bound: Making America Conservative in the 1970s.” He is the author of “The ’70s: The Great Shift in American

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