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The latest hot political topic is the “Obama paradox” — the supposedly mysterious disconnect between the president’s achievements and his numbers. The line goes like this: The administration has had multiple big victories in Congress, most notably on health reform, yet President Barack Obama’s approval rating is weak. What follows is speculation about what’s holding his numbers down: He’s too liberal for a center-right nation. No, he’s too intellectual, too Mr. Spock, for voters who want more passion. > Read Paul Krugman's commentary
Comments 100How can Pitts support Islamic religion?Re “A mosque at Ground Zero? There’s no better place,” July 23: I rarely take time to reply to anything at all, but Leonard Pitts Jr.
Re “3 local hospitals over state MRSA average,” July 27: While MRSA is an issue, I think the Dayton Daily News needs to be careful here.
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In March of 2000, Pat Buchanan came to speak at Harvard University’s Institute of Politics. Harvard being Harvard, the audience hissed and sneered and made wisecracks.
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