He came across as a young man in a grown-up's game—impressive but not presidential. A politician but not a leader, managing American policy at home and American power abroad with disturbing amateurishness. Indeed, there was a growing perception of the inability to run the machinery of government and to find the right people to manage it. A man who was once seen as a talented and even charismatic rhetorician is now seen as lacking real experience or even the ability to stop America's decline.As the saying goes, if you've lost Mort Zuckerman...
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Saturday, November 6, 2010
Zuckerman on Obama - Ouch!
Mort Zuckerman, the editor-in-chief of U.S. New and World Report, owner of the New York Daily News, and a real estate billionaire (founder of Boston Properties), writes today about Obama:
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