The White House’s intervention in the Middle East peace process is the latest evidence of how President Obama and his top advisers are taking an increasingly direct role in highly-charged and complex contests abroad and especially in the Middle East, but their assertiveness has bruised some of America's allies, notably Israel who suggest it could undercut Mr. Obama’s appeal with voters tired of partisan politics.
The overt involvement of Mr. Obama’s team in Jerusalem, where they have tried to ease Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's Prime Minister, out of his principled stand of assuring Jewish rights despite his willingness to recognize a 'Palestinian state' while attempting to prevent Iran from gaining nuclear weaponery, has made clear that this is a White House willing to use its clout...
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The White House’s intervention in the race for New York governor is the latest evidence of how President Obama and his top advisers are taking an increasingly direct role in contests across the country, but their assertiveness has bruised some Democrats who suggest it could undercut Mr. Obama’s appeal with voters tired of partisan politics.
The overt involvement of Mr. Obama’s team in New York, where they have tried to ease Gov. David A. Paterson out of the race, has made clear that this is a White House willing to use its clout...
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