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Saturday: July 4, 2009Obama’s Foreign PolicyFiled under: — site admin @ 11:53 PM GMT-0500
I just realized what Obama reminds me of when he’s doing foreign policy: A brand new substitute teacher, fresh out of Ed School, his brain stuffed with ideas about inspiring hard-to-reach students by being their friend and sharing his deep knowledge of contemporary teen culture, five minutes into his first day teaching a Remedial Math class whose previous teacher took early retirement in mid-year to escape having to deal with them for one more day. |
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