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Newspaper Article
Holiday Cheer Gives Way to Final Primary Push in Iowa
2007
Overview
''If they've been secretive in the past, they'll be secretive as president,'' Mr. [Barack Obama] told voters in Mason City. ''If they haven't been all that strong on lobbyists in the past, it doesn't matter what they say during the campaign, they won't be that strong about it when they're president.'' ''It's not going to be easy, this job never is; it's the hardest job in the world,'' she said. ''On Jan. 20, 2009, someone will raise his or her hand to take the oath of office in front of our Capitol. And then that person will go to the Oval Office. And on the desk in the Oval Office will be a stack of problems.'' David Axelrod, a senior adviser to Mr. Obama, disputed that. ''I think we may have a broader reach than [John Edwards],'' Mr. Axelrod said. ''We're bringing in a lot of new people.''
Publisher
New York Times Company
