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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It?

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To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (41112)	8/23/2008 5:33:50 PM
From: puborectalis	of 224724

New fronts are opening up every day on the international horizon that make this a smart and successful choice. The turmoil and explosions in Pakistan underscore the warnings Mr. Biden made during the primaries that instability there represents a huge threat to the world. And the conflict between Russia and Georgia is a further indication that the next American president is going to be playing on the most complex international chessboard since the cold war. Why didn’t Barack Obama choose Hillary Clinton? A lot of voters may be asking him that question in the next few days. And only he can answer that; but his reasons for picking Joe Biden could not be clearer. There is a theory in politics that if you defeat all the objections that people have about you, what is left are those things they love about you and you win. With next Wednesday set as foreign policy night at the Democratic Convention and Joe Biden as the vice presidential choice, Barack Obama aims to overcome all questions about the readiness of his administration so that the voters can believe in the change he will bring. He takes a big step today in overcoming that challenge.

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