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If America's new president succeeds, wave of conservatism in North America will soon be history
The positive international response to Barack Obama's presidency reflects a belief that the new U.S. administration will radically alter American economic and foreign policies.
OTTAWA—The L word is back with a vengeance. The message of U.S. President Barack Hussein Obama was inclusive, universal and worldly. He called upon fellow citizens to shoulder their share of collective responsibility. He didn't mince words on how America got to where it was and the tough prescriptions needed to cure grievous economic and social woes.
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If America's new president succeeds, wave of conservatism in North America will soon be history
The positive international response to Barack Obama's presidency reflects a belief that the new U.S. administration will radically alter American economic and foreign policies.
OTTAWA—The L word is back with a vengeance. The message of U.S. President Barack Hussein Obama was inclusive, universal and worldly. He called upon fellow citizens to shoulder their share of collective responsibility. He didn't mince words on how America got to where it was and the tough prescriptions needed to cure grievous economic and social woes.
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