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MTV News host Swaye gets Obama out of the pulpit, away from the ponderous and off the parsing to produce one of his best interviews we've seen and far more appealing that his stiff debate appearance. It was relaxed, friendly and plain spoken. If Obama talked to older Americans this way, he's do a lot better. [Be sure to watch all the clips; they automatically follow each other]
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Obama Consults His Inner Petty Tyrant
You know, if you’re going to run as the antidote to the current administration’s abuse of power, silencing of political foes, and suppression of dissent, sending chill letters (http://reason.com/blog/show/129055.html) threatening to shut down TV stations that run ads critical of you isn’t exactly the way to show off your bona-fides.
McCain’s hardly a paragon of free speech. But Obama’s choice to threaten government censorship as his first resort–while still a candidate–doesn’t bode well for how he may treat his critics as president. theagitator.com
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