The challenges for the new president
By Scot Lehigh | Wednesday, January 21, 2009 | The Boston Globe
“…A formidable intellect, he’s a politician who’s not afraid to show his intelligence. Rather than playing to the cheap seats, he talks to the nation as though he sees his countrymen as intelligent adults. Nor does he seem to be a president who will let ideology blind him to complexity. He’s quick to spot a mistake and flexible enough to reverse course rather than dig in. And he understands the value of compromise. Those are qualities that should serve us all well as he tries to put the nation back on course….”…BS
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