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    George Will: In Defense of Partisanship

    How two presidents who graduated from Princeton explain American politics and Barack Obama
    by Max Fisher Sep 30, 2010 1 minute

    Washington Post columnist George Will, giving a distinctly professorial lecture today at the Washington Ideas Forum at the Newseum in Washington, D.C., said that American politics today "can be best understood" as an ongoing debate between the ideas

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