Where Obama Can Be Bold

Washington Post by Michael Gerson | Nov. 12, 2008 (Opinion)

His broad victory shouldn’t dictate that all his policies have broad appeal.

There is a broad consensus that President-elect Obama's broad victory should be accompanied by broadly appealing policies and broad-minded appointments. The new president should follow the broad outlines of this advice -- except where he should completely ignore it. Full Story »

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3.6
 by Derek Hawkins - Nov. 12, 2008

A fair call for Obama not to shy away from issues of social justice and poverty in the face of more general middle-class concerns.

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