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Obama strategy: Marginalize critics
Obama is working systematically to marginalize the most powerful forces behind the Republican Party.
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Morning Bell: Rules for a Radical White House
The FoundryPolitico’s Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei report today: President Obama is working systematically to marginalize the most powerful forces behind the Republican Party, setting loose top White House officials to undermine conservatives in the media, business and lobbying worlds. With a series of private meetings and public taunts, the White House has targeted the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the biggest-spending pro-business lobbying group in the country; Rush Limbaugh, the country’s most-listened-to conservative commentator; and now, with a new volley ...

Obama’s Fall Offensive
Cato @ Liberty — In today’s Politico Arena, the editors ask: White House Strategy: Will Obama’s effort to undermine critics undermine Obama instead? Is it overdue or overdone? My response: Obama is losing it. His increasing moves to marginalize his critics, richly detailed this morning at Politico, mark him as an amateur. America is not Chicago. Nor are those who oppose his agenda synonymous with the Republican Party. They’re far more numerous than that, and their numbers are growing. Politics is one ...

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