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Those noises are the White House ideological ramparts cracking

President Obama had a bad day at the office this week. His top advisers were leaving him in droves. His fourth nominee to be defense secretary was taking positions that betrayed deep disagreements over national security issues. And a long line of Republican presidential contenders have begun lobbing a barrage of attacks on his policies that�

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Previously:
• 02/04/14: Obama: I ^%&$-ed up, now you pay for it
• 01/28/14: Dems putting politics before jobs
• 01/23/14: Hillary's economic start-up: The would-be candidate begins forging her own policy path
• 01/21/14: The unvarnished state of the union
• 01/07/14: In control, what GOPers are up against
• 12/31/14: Hillary Clinton veers left in search of the Democratic base
• 12/26/14: Obama's Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Year
• 12/05/14: Dems on critical list as their popularity still continuing to plummet
• 11/28/14: The coming Washington war
• 11/05/14: Hillary starting for 2016 with stupid
• 10/24/14: Obama demonstrates Reagan's point
• 10/15/14: The widening gap between expectation and reality is no joke for Obama backers
• 10/01/14: A Mideast policy rewritten in blood: Obama flip-flops on terrorism only after thousands die
• 09/24/14: Dems' bad poll numbers getting worse

Those noises are the White House ideological ramparts cracking

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