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13 hours ago ago from Economy News, Continent Economy
Source: New York Times PRAGUE � Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. had a blunt response Friday to the latest broadsides from former Vice President Dick Cheney: �Who cares?� In the latest exchange between old and new administrations, Mr. Biden rebuffed his predecessor�s criticism about President Obama�s handling of Afghanistan as �absolutely wrong.� And Mr. Biden rejected the last review of the war conducted by the White House under former ...
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Summary: the official FM website's view of President Obama. Just opinion, with little supporting evidence. You too can opine in the comments. Let the vituperation (on both parties) flow! One pleasure of living in modern America is watching the media construct fictious images of our political leaders. Kennedy, the athlete and family man. In fact he was the opposite. The clumsy Ford. In fact he was one of the most athletic of ...
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10 hours ago ago from U.S. News
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