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By Joseph Lawler on 3.9.09 @ 8:37AM

Obama's best skill is glossing over inconsistencies and hidden motivations (Washington Post)
Lazy, undisciplined Obama unable to maintain the pace set by superhuman workout machine George W. Bush (Telegraph)
For those who haven't seen it, hopefully the last episode in the Rush wars (Newsweek)
Mary Eberstadt picks up where George Will left off re: food (Policy Review)
Time to get spiritually tough (USA Today)

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Pingback| 3.9.09 @ 9:20AM

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R. Dittmar| 3.9.09 @ 9:50AM

Even if the Newweak piece isn't the last episode in the Rush wars, it's the last episode in David Frum's career as a pseudo-conservative. There's no question now that he's hopped aboard the David Brock express. The next stop - strange new respect!

Teleprompter Messiah| 3.9.09 @ 10:31AM

Lightworker's being "overwhelmed" is most understandable. He has never run anything other than a campaign. That venture is focussed on one point. However, to manage means having to choose priorities. Otherwise, you get very little accomplished because the quotidian overwhelms your focus.

Lightworker thinks he can do it all. He is now being mugged by the reality that all good executives know: you can't do it all. That will be a piece of luck for the country because his agenda is hurtful to the long term security and prosperity.