New Book : "Kabuki Democracy: Why a Progressive Presidency Is Impossible, for Now" : Obama cuts deal, grabs half the loaf - Obama seasoned Beltway wheeler-dealer - Obama Chicago Pol learned early that "sometimes you can't get the whole hog, so you take the ham sandwich" . Obama is not an idiot but a consumate Chicago Pol - The fast change that Liberals and Democrats want is impossible, but relax, there is some shrewdness in Obama.
A book called "Kabuki Democracy" is going to be published soon by author Eric Alterman with these ideas more polished and advanced.
The Nation Kabuki Democracy: Why a Progressive Presidency Is Impossible, for Now : Eric Alterman July 7, 2010
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According to Nate Silver ( most famous pollster ) President Obama is not politically dead and may be reelected
See Nate's opinions on the Yale University Econometric and Mathematical Statistical Study of the Future of Obama ( optimistic ).
Obama even leads all other republicans in Virginia ( Quintessential Swing State )
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/11/16/obama-leads-2012-rivals-i_n_784431.html
New Book : "Kabuki Democracy: Why a Progressive Presidency Is Impossible, for Now" : Obama cuts deal, grabs half the loaf - Obama seasoned Beltway wheeler-dealer - Obama Chicago Pol learned early that "sometimes you can't get the whole hog, so you take the ham sandwich"
.
Obama is not an idiot but a consumate Chicago Pol - The fast change that Liberals and Democrats want is impossible, but relax, there is some shrewdness in Obama.
A book called "Kabuki Democracy" is going to be published soon by author Eric Alterman with these ideas more polished and advanced.
The Nation
Kabuki Democracy: Why a Progressive Presidency Is Impossible, for Now :
Eric Alterman
July 7, 2010
http://www.thenation.com/article/37165/kabuki-democracy-why-progressive-presidency-impossible-now?page=0,0
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