Obama the centrist? I'm not so sure. Take the foreign policy team: Hillary Clinton, James Jones and Bush holdover Robert Gates. As centrist as you can get. But the choice was far less ideological than practical. Obama has no intention of being a foreign policy president. Unlike, say, Nixon or Reagan, he does not have aspirations abroad. He simply wants quiet on his eastern and western fronts so that he can proceed with what he really cares about -- his domestic agenda.
Saturday, December 13, 2008
What Will Obama Do?
Charles Krauthammer has an interesting slant on what the appointments of Obama, so far, reveal about his plans for America (or, like his buddies might say, Amerikkka).
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