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Comment: Obama on course to rewrite rulebook



By Editorial Team
07 March 2009 @ 11:29 pm BST


President Barack Obama, left, and first lady Michelle Obama, right, walk out of the main residence of the White House in Washington, before their departure from the South Lawn on Marine One, Saturday, March 7, 2009. The Obama`s left for an overnight stay at Camp David, the presidential retreat in Maryland`s Catoctin Moutains. (AP Photos)
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He may have overstretched himself, but even the times itself, matches his purpose, as the fluidity between governments and markets, between politicians and peoples are perhaps as great as they have been in the last twenty years.

So Obama has a good a chance to reshape American capitalism.

His government is taking a bigger role in health, education and energy. We expect him to show fear, but he displays a startling calm.

It was no surprise when Obama beat John McCain to the presidency of America.

What is truly surprising is the calm and composed way in his audacity to actually pursue its promise.

Politicians take note. With Obama there is a refreshingly new hope and willingness to pursue ones promises.

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