Lessons of 1992

Barack Obama's 2008 campaign greatly reflects Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign. Politically speaking, '92 saw conservative attacks against the new democratic president. Clinton entered with a vague health care reform policy that ultimately took too long to initiate. Krugman fears Obama's rejection of health insurance mandates mirrors this mistake. Another grave democratic issue is conflict among opponents. Kruger says, rather than attack one another, democrats should address the issues at hand and prepare an actual plan for hope and unity.

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I've been analyzing :A Christian Blog and have come to the realization that there isn't a whole lot of personal information about this person. I'm not sure if they are male or female. I don't know if they have a brother or sister or what they did during the day. I do know they aren't a minister or famous author. In fact they don't want to be known as one. They believe Christ died for their sins so they can go to heaven. They know they're a sinner and they just want to communicate with others who can help them on their walk. They're cyber identity is a human who wants to be filled with Christ. They try to define what's really important in life and frown upon materialistic things. They don't want to be caught up in judging others. They make posts on things they think about or read. They want to be positive, understanding, and respectful of others' views. They try to take credit for the things they do wrong and want to encourage others to do the same. This blogger wants us to see Christ through them. And I'm convinced. This person is real. They aren't trying to hide anything; it's all layed out on the table!