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President Obama's gotten a lot of flak lately for overthinking big national issues like healthcare reform and the troop surge in Afghanistan. Yet maybe a large dose of thoughtfulness is just what it takes to better his—and the nation's—health. Full Article at U.S. News & World Report
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THE ISSUE: Pres. Obama's tribute to fallen soldiers at Dover Air Force Base. *** While the living heroes wait for reinforcements, Obama uses the KIAs for a photo op. Disgusting ("Obama's Solemn Midnight Mission," Oct. 30). Art Moore Castleton, Vt. Full Article at New York Post
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WINDSOR, Ont. -- In a room full of Liberal supporters at the party’s annual general meeting in Windsor this weekend, at least one person in the crowd believed the Liberals’ recent decline in popularity is a good thing. Full Article at Vancouver Sun
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What's driving Harry? Conscience, polls, legacy, religion? All of the above. Full Article at Politics Daily
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Johannesburg — IN HIS best-selling book, What Got You Here Won't Get You There, Marshall Goldsmith argues that successful leaders reinvent themselves to respond to new challenges. To do so they need to disabuse themselves of know-it-all notions. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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I don’t think my purpose here is to endorse him or to criticize anyone else.
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If I'm going out, I might as well go out with a bang!
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If this policy about 'Don't ask, don't tell' changes, it should be done based not on politics, but on reason.
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It's my belief that if you don't have buy-in from the military, that's a disservice to the people in the military. They should be included in this. I'm open-minded to what the military may suggest, but I can tell you I'm not going to make policy based on a campaign rally
