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If ubiquity were the measure of a presidency, Barack Obama would already be grinning at us from Mount Rushmore. But of course it is not. Despite his many words and television appearances, our elegant and eloquent president remains more an emblem of change than an agent of it. He's a man with an endless, worthy to-do list?health care, climate change, bank reform, global capital regulation, AfPak, the Middle East, you name it?but, as yet, no boxes checked "done." This is a problem that style will not fix.
Enough TV, Mr. President. How About Governing? | Newsweek Voices - Howard Fineman | Newsweek.com

If ubiquity were the measure of a presidency, Barack Obama would already be grinning at us from Mount Rushmore. But of course it is not. Despite his many words and television appearances, our elegant and eloquent president remains more an emblem of change than an agent of it. He's a man with an endless, worthy to-do list?health care, climate change, bank reform, global capital regulation, AfPak, the Middle East, you name it?but, as yet, no boxes checked "done." This is a problem that style will not fix.
Enough TV, Mr. President. How About Governing? | Newsweek Voices - Howard Fineman | Newsweek.com