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Subject: Looking back at the Obama presidency.
Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2017 14:30:45 +0000
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The Obama Era. I A LOOK BACK.
Part 1: The Regulator in Chief I READ NOW
Throughout two terms, President Obama and his administration
brought sweeping changes to the nation. His legacy has affected
every American, as well as the lives of those around the world.
In a series of six articles, we reflect on those accomplishments.
From brokering climate change agreements to restructuring the
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nation's health care system, from writing marriage equality into
law to questioning police response tactics in the face of racial
tensions, to managing the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan — eight
years later, the America he leaves us is a different place.
MORE IN THIS SERIES
Part 2: The Threat
to the Planet
By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS,
MARK LANDLER and CORAL
DAVENPORT
In an exclusive interview on his
legacy, President Obama speaks to
The Times's Mark Landler and
Coral Davenport on climate change
while visiting Marine Corps Base
Hawaii.
Read Now
Part 3: The "Good
War"
By MARK LANDLER
A strategy that went from a
"good war" to the shorthand
"Afghan good enough" reflects the
president's coming to terms with
what was possible in Afghanistan.
Read Now ;;', Part 2: The Threat to the Planet
Part 3: The "Good War"
CONTINUE READING
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