December 3, 2007 VOL. LIX, NO. 22
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COVER STORY
Cut from the Same Cloth
Barack Obama comes from a long line of thoughtful, achingly idealistic reformers in Democratic presidential politics. They inspire people, impress everyone with their resplendent good intentions, eschew rough-and-tumble politics as usual — and lose. And yet, there’s a counterexample of this kind of reformer prevailing in which Obama can take some comfort — one James Earl Carter Jr.
By Richard Lowry
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