Obama’s Challenge: Anger Is Replacing Hope
Obama’s Challenge: Anger Is Replacing Hope
WASHINGTON — Thrust into office on the veracity of hope, President Barack Obama is trying to get himself on the right side of a remarkably different national sentiment these days: anger.
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Barack Obama’s challenge: Anger is replacing hope
Barack Obama’s challenge: Anger is replacing hope
President Barack Obama won the White House with a campaign message focused on hope. Now he is trying to get himself on the right side of a remarkably different national sentiment these days: anger.
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New hope for family starting over
New hope for family starting over
ROANOKE RAPIDS — New hope dawns for a family who came across country to start a new life, with a new family in the Roanoke Valley.
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Obama’s message of hope
Obama’s message of hope
UPDATE: BARACK Obama is returning to the message of hope that got him elected the first black US President after a first year hit by economic gloom.
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HOPE CLASSIC NOTEBOOK: Fowler misses cut, hopes Torrey Pines brings better results
HOPE CLASSIC NOTEBOOK: Fowler misses cut, hopes Torrey Pines brings better results
LA QUINTA —- Rickie Fowler’s rookie season isn’t off to anideal start. A return to familiar grounds at Torrey Pines thisweek, though, might be just what the Murrieta Valley graduate needsto jumpstart his first full year on tour.
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Economist says jobless recovery is showing glimmers of hope
Economist says jobless recovery is showing glimmers of hope
By VIKKI BROUGHTON HODGES The Dispatch The good news is that the longest and deepest recession on record since the Great Depression, which started in December 2007, ended in May or June of last year. And the stock market has largely recovered to the point that many people will actually look at their 401(k) statements again, home sales have increased and inflation should remain low for…
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