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June 20, 2011

Forget the Future, Obama Needs to Win the Present

Al Hunt, Bloomberg


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White House strategist David Plouffe says all President Barack Obama's messages should be directed to a middle-aged, white woman in Ohio. When a person in this target audience considers the economy and the administration, which of the following is her first thought:

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