Op-Ed Columnist: Impatiently Waiting

President Obama’s quixotic quest for bipartisanship and his administration’s lack of action has caused the fierce urgency of now to melt into the maddening wait for whenever. Full Story »

Posted by Cynthia Gilbert - via Opinion Source, New York Times (Most Emailed), New York Times (Opinion), AllTop, NewsRack (Health Care)
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Posted by: Posted by Cynthia Gilbert - Oct 16, 2009 - 10:29 PM PDT
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by Jim Lang - Oct. 17, 2009

This opinion piece does a good job of summing up the progressive/populist impatience with Obama's pace of action as he carries out the functions of Chief Executive rather than dictator. However, with the exception of the courting of Sen. Snowe, no discussion of the practicality of alternate courses of action is provided.

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by Peter Henry - Oct. 17, 2009

Op-Ed piece noteworthy not so much for what it says but for where it is published (New York Times). There are many criticisms of President Obama from the left in places like CounterPunch, Alternet, Huffington Post and Common Dreams, but the gatekeeper press (New York Times, Washington Post, etc.) rarely countenance discourse from out of their self-imposed mainstream, which ranges from the far right to the moderate center, and which focuses on people like David Broder who are embedded ... More »

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by Cynthia Gilbert - Oct. 17, 2009
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