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There are no trick questions. The same does not go for the answers.
There has been a lot of loose talk about American exceptionalism. In the aftermath of the last presidential election and the dramatic events of recent days culminating in the unprecedented attack on the Nation’s Capitol, it is high time for some serious soul-searching. What is the best way to begin the process of healing? Good question. But wait: What if the question itself is part of a vast conspiracy? Could it possibly be the patriotic duty of real Americans to prevent healing?
To help readers sort it out, I have taken it upon myself to construct a short quiz based on the kind of ideas and high-minded exhortations that can be found in the darkest corners of the internet and cable TV where people who rely on the mainstream media never dare to go.
0 resolution. tomorrow at 6:00 p.m., president obama will sit down with our own wolf blitzer and the return of crossfire. if you missed any part of today, head to itunes and search state of the union. fareed zakaria is next. this is gps, the global public square. welcome to you in the united states and around the world. i m fareed zakaria. we re going to get you one step ahead on understanding the crisis in syria. we have put together our own war room, a national security council of senior officials from recent administrations that is assembled and ready to take us through the path ahead for president obama. we have general wesley clark, james steinberg, and nicholas burns. then, a critical question. can president obama take action without congress? should he have even asked it or did he weaken the powers of his office? we have a lively debate. and is syria libya all over again? is assad another gadhafi? i ll talk to the man who was critical in convincing the world to get rid o