Jeremy Peters

Ars, Cultura, Politica

The Long Lens View of the Obama Presidency

Vice President Joe Biden predicted last night that the 2012 campaign will be about “strength and leadership,” and declared that the killing of Osama bin Laden had caused the American people to take a “second look” at the Obama administration.

“We have a leader with a backbone like a ramrod and now – now – the real Barack Obama, the president who inherited the most god-awful circumstance any president has inherited, is coming into sharp focus,” Biden told New Hampshire Democrats, calling the Bin Laden operation “the boldest decision … any president has undertaken on a single event in modern history.” Biden argued that the death of the terrorist leader had caused Americans to see even unpopular decisions, such as bailing out the banks, with “a longer lens, more perspective … People are now beginning to take a second look at those incredibly difficult, but absolutely necessary decisions the president had to make the day we walked into the West Wing.”

via POLITCO.com’s Morning Score

Author: Jeremy Peters

Jeremy Peters has been a resident of Washtenaw County, MI for the past 11 yrs. & graduated from the Univ. of Michigan with a BA in Political Science & Music in 2004. Jeremy spends his time in the music industry and political realms as the Director of Creative Licensing & Business Affairs for Ghostly International & Ghostly Songs; Partner in Quite Scientific Records; and has spent time as Community Contributor for AnnArbor.com, as a consultant for Natalie Mosher for Congress, Jocelyn Benson for Secretary of State, among others, and has served as a Field Organizer with Obama for America, and as an intern and volunteer on many progressive campaigns. Jeremy currently serves as the Communications Director of the MDP Youth Caucus, as the Co-Chair of the Licensing/Publishing Committee of the American Association of Independent Music, and the Board of Directors of 826michigan. In his spare time, he sings professionally as a Lay-Clerk at Christ Church, Episcopal in Grosse Pointe, MI and plays trombone when people ask nicely.

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