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Feb 04
2010

Obama v. Obama on Republican Solutions

Posted by: Thomas Peters in

Tagged in: republicans , memory , democracy , barack obama
Thomas Peters

I've written before that one of the most important political virtues to develop is memory: of what a particular candidate has said or done in the past, when one is deciding how much one can trust them in the future.

Luckily in our technological age we have some digital assistance:

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