“People take a very realistic approach to it. They’re not frustrated or upset. It’s more, ‘This is just the way things are and this is how we’ll deal with it.’ The strategy always comes to ‘What gives us the best chance to get something passed?’ If it looks like there’s a path to something passing, then, as in immigration reform, he’s got to step back. All of our immigration speeches have been very toned down,”
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Jon Favreau, Obama's former speech writer on how no-drama Obama manages his nihilist gerrymandered opposition.
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