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by George Kennedy
Many Americans today are angry, frustrated, and panicked about the future. They are also hungry for a strong leader. This may not be the time for cool, aloof, and cerebral, or “no drama Obama.” This could change in the period ahead, but everyone reacts to the voter dynamics of the primary at hand, not what they hope will transpire in the future. That makes for interesting punditry but it has nothing to do with the dynamic within certain segments of the electorate.In an era of growing income inequality, economic injustice, and high unemployment, demagoguery flourishes. Enter Newt Gingrich. He excites the passions of conservatives, some independents, and many others that may not fit
Tuesday, 24 January 2012