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Election (un)Reality

I've just read Daniel Drezner's piece for THE NEW REPUBLIC Online, and Drezner's blog. He informs us that we should "read the entire article," while posting large excerpts with the confience that come from knowing no one is going to read the entire article. I've linked to his blog at left. This is from his TNR piece:

...consider the Bush administration's situation. Ordinarily, presidents are rewarded for doing their jobs well. In Bush's case, however...

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