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Obama and the Illusion of Leadership
Leaders have little control over global forces that do not value social or economic justice
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Candidates with courage should confront the growing inequality and anxiety
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Obama, McCain Campaigns Go Global
Candidates pursue gravitas abroad to win votes at home
Linda Feldmann
July 8, 2008
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