Graham Vyse has a good piece on why we need Barack Obama as a resistance leader. You should read it. In fact, I was working on a similar piece but.
This Eric Foner essay on the history of radicalism from the perspective of the end of the Obama era is really outstanding. And it builds upon my previous post by.
Jeffrey Goldberg's profile of Barack Obama's foreign policy is enlightening, showing the president's great personal confidence in bucking "the Washington playbook" that had dominated administrations from both parties since the.
I'm certainly interested in Rick Perlstein's new book, although who knows when I will have time to read it. While it sounds like he probably gives more transformative agency to.
Jonathan Chait makes an interesting argument for Obama as "the environmental president," but I think it is the wrong question to ask. Chait's argument is that despite the failure of.
Obama's caving on chained CPI and allowing reductions to Medicare so he can achieve his long-desired grand bargain is a terrible idea, not only on the merits but on the.
I have nothing of interest to add to the inauguration discussion. But I do want to link to Atrios on the shocking significance of Obama to anyone with an understanding.
I am agnostic on the Bully Pulpit debate we frequently have on the blog. I think both Scott and those who disagree with him make good points. So I don't.
