Great Expectations May Damage Your Successes
"Certainly, much of this criticism is misconceived or exaggerated. Mr Obama has made mistakes – but just as it was too soon for the Nobel committee to reward his peacemaking, it is too early to be disappointed by his presidency. Notable successes are still within reach. The danger for Mr Obama, and for the Democrats in next year’s midterm elections, is that inflated expectations can make success look like failure. In domestic and foreign policy alike, less inspiration and more nuts and bolts would serve the country and the president well. The Nobel prize does not help." Clive Crook, Financial Times
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Escrito por Bruno Faria Lopes, em
12 outubro 2009.
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