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Ideological Faultlines

By The Daily Dish
Dec 17 2009, 5:33 AM ET

by Patrick Appel

Ed Kilgore stands on them:

To put it more bluntly, on a widening range of issues, Obama's critics to the right say he's engineering a government takeover of the private sector, while his critics to the left accuse him of promoting a corporate takeover of the public sector. They can't both be right, of course, and these critics would take the country in completely different directions if given a chance. But the tactical convergence is there if they choose to pursue it.



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