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Obama film aims to re-write health care history
March 16, 2012
March 16, 2012
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else on-screen -- or, for that matter, the voice of God that Tom Hanks channels in his role as narrator.
Clinton highlights the problem with letting the automakers go, as almost everyone but Obama seemed to be urging at times, with his trademark finger-wagging intensity: "People have no earthly idea what would have happened not only to the economy, but to our self-image." When it comes to bin Laden, the former president pays his successor a remarkable compliment: "He took the harder and the more honorable path. When I saw what had happened -- I thought to myself, I hope
else on-screen -- or, for that matter, the voice of God that Tom Hanks channels in his role as narrator.
Clinton highlights the problem with letting the automakers go, as almost everyone but Obama seemed to be urging at times, with his trademark finger-wagging intensity: "People have no earthly idea what would have happened not only to the economy, but to our self-image." When it comes to bin Laden, the former president pays his successor a remarkable compliment: "He took the harder and the more honorable path. When I saw what had happened -- I thought to myself, I hope
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