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Cat on a Hot Stove
By MAUREEN DOWD
Published: October 19, 2013 242 Comments
Fred R. Conrad/The New York Times
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WASHINGTON — PRESIDENT OBAMA won big. So why did the moment feel so small?
At his victory scold in the State Dining Room on Thursday, the president
who yearned to be transformational stood beneath an oil portrait of
Abraham Lincoln and demanded . . . a farm bill. He also couldn’t resist
taking a holier-than-thou tone toward his tail-between-their-legs Tea
Party foes. He assumed his favorite role of the shining knight hectoring
the benighted: Sir Lecturealot. Read the rest here.
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