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Abstract: As a northern Liberal, Obama draws political support from a constituency that differs from that of recent presidents of both parties: besides minority voters, it is based on white union members, professionals and urbanites. On domestic policy, this coalition -- derived from Obama's Chicago roots -- is likely to demand significant policy responses in areas such as income inequality, education, infrastructure development and housing.
Brief Excerpt: UNITED STATES: Redistributionist agenda?UNITED STATES: Obama pursues redistributionist agenda President-elect Barack Obama on November # promised "those whose support I have not yet earned" that he would be "their president too"....
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Country / Region: NA, United StatesTopic: politics, education, health, party, policy, reform, fiscal, poverty, private sector, public sectorFree Sample: Click
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| Table of Contents: | | | | GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS : NA, United States | | | | TOPICS : politics, education, health, party, policy, reform, fiscal, poverty, private sector, public sector | | | | SIGNIFICANCE : As a northern Liberal, Obama draws political support from a constituency that differs from that of recent presidents of both parties: besides minority voters, it is based on white union members, professionals and urbanites. On domestic policy, this coalition -- derived from Obama's Chicago roots -- is likely to demand significant policy responses in areas such as income inequality, education, infrastructure development and housin |
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