The Obama skeet shooting photo, in my mind, is the second most stunning White House photo after "The Situation Room."
Continue ReadingThis raises suspicions from early on.
Continue ReadingComing through in scene after scene since his reelection is a more self-assured and more comfortable Obama, also mindful, as well, that he's living history. Here are a few of my thoughts and screen grabs.
Continue ReadingIt's all part of the theme of Obama II, which is: firmly in power.
Continue ReadingIt seems the processing of "the Obama dynamic" might end up as much a catalyst for the arts.
Continue ReadingBag readers respond to Obama's first and second term photographs.
Continue ReadingGiven that TIME's selection was inspired by Obama's role as a cultural figure, what in this photo anchors him to the particular shifts in the culture?
Continue ReadingSeldom has the President appeared so emotionally raw, so out there alone with a clear line to cross.
Continue ReadingCall it "the view from the tarmac.
Continue ReadingCertainly, there is no reason to doubt it was noisy. Still, combined with the rather dismissive nature of the photo of Obama's lunch with Romney at the White House, the fingers in the ear and the balancing on the chair are fun to think about.
Continue ReadingYou couldn't get a more demographically diverse lineup of small business owners if you tried.
Continue ReadingIn the spirit of the holiday, how do you make sense of this? Race, celebrity, veggies, Really, it’s going in a lot of directions at once. By the way, did I wish all of you a warm Thanksgiving and thank you again for being part of the family and...
Continue ReadingI understand that discussion of intellect in the current political era is to invite charges of East Coast elitism. Clearly though, the president didn't just win reelection by being right on the issues.
Continue ReadingExcuse us (or others) for "hanging on," but this scene seems to also be bucking for meme status.
Continue ReadingI believe the Obama photo hit home because, after all the vitriol and the spin and the arm twisting, the photo was just so fresh … and loving.
Continue ReadingTaken as a metaphor for the problems facing his administration, will the next four years be a greater challenge than those facing Obama in his first term?
Continue ReadingFrom the start, my greatest regret about Obama has been how we deprived him of the two or three more terms in the Senate to equipped him with the experience to match that raw talent and really prime him for the job.
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