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Thursday, January 29, 2009
The Return of the Important Gesture With President Obama now at home in the White House, the respect and finesse brought about by the small gesture has made a welcomed comeback, with potentially enormous repercussions for politicians' ability to find common ground.
Thursday, January 29, 2009The Return of the Important Gesture With President Obama now at home in the White House, the respect and finesse brought about by the small gesture has made a welcomed comeback, with potentially enormous repercussions for politicians' ability to find common ground.
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Friday, January 16, 2009
The Rise of the Empirical Presidency When Americans elected Barack Obama, the conventional wisdom held that the nation had chosen to replace a conservative Republican administration with a mainstream liberal Democratic one. That is not, in fact, an accurate description of what is taking place. A far more dramatic and important paradigm shift is occurring-one that transcends the traditional changeover in political labels.
Friday, January 16, 2009The Rise of the Empirical Presidency When Americans elected Barack Obama, the conventional wisdom held that the nation had chosen to replace a conservative Republican administration with a mainstream liberal Democratic one. That is not, in fact, an accurate description of what is taking place. A far more dramatic and important paradigm shift is occurring-one that transcends the traditional changeover in political labels.
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Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Five Things Obama Can Do to Stay in Touch President-elect Obama has made it abundantly clear that he is worried not only about the economy, but the degree to which he will irrevocably lose contact with ordinary people doing ordinary things on a day-to-day basis. Here are five steps he can take to keep in contact with the national zeitgeist.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008Five Things Obama Can Do to Stay in Touch President-elect Obama has made it abundantly clear that he is worried not only about the economy, but the degree to which he will irrevocably lose contact with ordinary people doing ordinary things on a day-to-day basis. Here are five steps he can take to keep in contact with the national zeitgeist.
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Sunday, November 16, 2008
Thinking Inside the Box, For a Change How about thinking inside the box, for a change? Hundreds, if not thousands, of big-box retail stores are falling empty. It's a golden opportunity to re-cast them in a far more appealing starring role.
Sunday, November 16, 2008Thinking Inside the Box, For a Change How about thinking inside the box, for a change? Hundreds, if not thousands, of big-box retail stores are falling empty. It's a golden opportunity to re-cast them in a far more appealing starring role.
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Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Olbermann Bombshell: "I Don't Vote" Keith Olbermann doesn't vote? Say it ain't so. Hiding behind the mantle of "objective journalism" just doesn't cut it.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008Olbermann Bombshell: "I Don't Vote" Keith Olbermann doesn't vote? Say it ain't so. Hiding behind the mantle of "objective journalism" just doesn't cut it.
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Sunday, November 9, 2008
Slack We Can Believe In Progressives eagerly awaiting a dramatic break with the past will likely need to have more than a little patience with President Obama.
Sunday, November 9, 2008Slack We Can Believe In Progressives eagerly awaiting a dramatic break with the past will likely need to have more than a little patience with President Obama.
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Monday, October 27, 2008
Say It Like This, Mean It Like That As the curtain slowly falls on this draining passion play that has kept us glued to our chairs for 20-odd months without so much as a bathroom break, it's good to know there's a word that helps to describe what we've been watching all this time. Synecdoche. Political discourse is riddled with, mired in, crippled by, and sometimes derailed by this linguistic concoction.
Monday, October 27, 2008Say It Like This, Mean It Like That As the curtain slowly falls on this draining passion play that has kept us glued to our chairs for 20-odd months without so much as a bathroom break, it's good to know there's a word that helps to describe what we've been watching all this time. Synecdoche. Political discourse is riddled with, mired in, crippled by, and sometimes derailed by this linguistic concoction.
