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[...] constantly does the pressure of all social and political problems bear down upon [the president], that no man, no matter how strong in fortitude, can be expected to carry such a load unless he is aided by the good will and the cooperation of all Americans who are loyal enough to the spirit of the republic to place national considerations above partisan interests. Some argue that the window of opportunity for enacting progressive legislation on things such as health-care reform, energy policy, and taxation will be narrow, and the president needs to push his agenda through Congress immediately.
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Obama's Faith
This nation faces daunting challenges both at home and abroad. In electing Sen. Barack Obama as president, the American people have turned to a man who, even his opponents readily acknowledge, possesses both a first'class int...
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