If he had kept that campaign tone immediately as part of his policies in 2009 and governed in a bipartisan way, it would have been very different measure.
Ari Fleischer: “If he had kept that campaign tone immediately as part of his policies in 2009 and governed in a bipartisan way, it would…”
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Fleischer reflects on the missed opportunities for bipartisanship early in the president's term.
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