Moving right?
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January 28, 2011 5:00 AM
President Barack Obama had been readying himself for his State of the Union address since the Nov. 2 election, the electorate's repudiation of big government and big spending. Obama had to respond to what he admitted was a "shellacking." So he agreed to extend President George W. Bush's tax cuts, recruited centrist Democrat William Daley, of Chicago, as his chief of staff and named General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt as his top economic adviser outside the government.
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