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It is the season to compare to , reports Newsweek.
Two thin men from rude beginnings, relatively new to Washington but wise to the world, bring the nation together to face a crisis.
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While President Bush continues to be the least popular President in United States’ history, Newsweek presents its special summer double issue titled “What Bush Got Right.”
(Hmm. This won’t be a big seller.)
According to the magazine, the administration “has deftly managed a critical relationship with China, and deepened one with India.”
While this is one of Bush’s few successes in office, the magazine points out why this administration has been such a catastrophic failure.
For those of you who watched Morning Joe or for those of you that missed Newsweek’s cover story on “The End of the South” and what it means for the election, click here.
The Olympics are starting next week.
And Newssweek provides an indepth article on China and what it calls “the roots of a national inferiority complex.”
According to Gawker:
“After working on the attached cover all week and making multiple modifications, the cover was killed late Friday night. Why? The wife of the editor [Jon Meacham] stopped by, apparently saw the cover and expressed her disapproval. Amazingly, the previously approved cover, worked on all week, was killed. I guess we know who has the final say…
Click here for more on the scandal brewing behind this Newsweek cover.
(Gawker)
When did Barry become Barack ? According to the cover story in this week’s Newsweek, it was in 1980-81 during a period he was a student at Occidental College and he was heading to New York where he would finish college at Columbia.
“It was when I made a conscious decision: I want to grow up,” Obama told Newsweek.
According to a new study reported by Folio, the “jury is still out.”
While both Time and Newsweek made major chances in 2007, it’s too early to tell, according to the 700 page 2008 State of American News Media report, conducted by the Project for Excellence in Journalism.
Thanks for the update! And yes, it was a 700 page update.
Hillary’s Big Comeback Also Marked Her Return to The Covers Of Major Weeklies and Here’s How The Mags Tried to Mix Things Up!
The Hillary Side-view on Newsweek!
Hillary “The Cartoon Boxer” from the Week
Time Features A Cheerful Hillary Photo
Which one do you prefer?
As Barack leads in the Democratic race, expect more covers like this one from Newsweek. Newsweek provides an in-depth cover story on the possible First Lady. For a sneak peek on this feature, click here!
Why does Newsweek keep doing covers with only parts of John McCain’s face?
