PAST AND PRESENT : Unhappy accidents
Explaining Obama’s happy rise to fame isn’t difficult
Posted: October 17, 2009 at 6:27 a.m.
Conspiracies in politics are as numerous as long-winded speeches. You will find them in campaigns as lowly as mayoral offices in small towns all the way to the presidency of a nation. They likely have little meaning until the office involved is exceptionally meaningful. But when we deal with the office of the presidency, the importance of the conspiracy grows exponentially.
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Opinion, Pages 4 on 10/17/2009
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