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Nearly a year before voters will decide whether to return him to the White House, few Americans are giving President Barack Obama their resounding affirmation and approval. His administration had the potential to be transformative in the way that Franklin Roosevelts and Ronald Reagans presidencies changed how people thought about government.
Regardless of whether you voted for him, President Obamas tenure has been more about attempted compromise and conciliation and less about charting new directions for solving old problems. In recent weeks, Mr. Obama has displayed some of the passion for the ideals that vaulted his improbable candidacy to victory. But is this passion manufactured or genuine? Was he lost and now is found, or have the last three years revealed his inexperience and naivete?See the full content of this document
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Obama: Revived or Reviled?
Join us here at The Maine Debate from 10 a.m. to noon to consider these questions.
Hard-right Republicans were never onboard for this president, since his...See the full content of this document
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