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"An organism is not a static system closed to the outside and always containing the identical components; it is an open system in a (quasi-) steady state . . . in which material continually enters from, and leaves into, the outside environment." - Ludwig von Bertalanffy

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

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Briefly, the expectations on the modern president are far greater than the powers of the office. There is an “Expectations Gap” wherein the public expects President Obama to fix a lot of things he lacks the power to fix. The president’s control over the economy is indirect at best and his role in the legislative process is extremely limited. When Candidate Obama promises health care reform, what he does is paint himself into a corner from which he must find some way to get Congress to provide reform. He can’t just do it himself.

Posted by Cameron Jasper at 4:28 PM
Labels: health care, Politics

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