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David Brooks: Politics and Culture in the Age of Obama

Columnist, The New York Times; Commentator, PBS "NewsHour"

Dan Schnur, Chairman, Fair Political Practices Commission of California; Director, Jesse Unruh Institute of Politics at the University of Southern California - Moderator

New York Times op-ed columnist and American political and cultural commentator Brooks offers a fresh perspective on politics and culture in the age of President Obama. Is the country moving further to the left, right or center? What is the future of the tea party movement? As author of a twice-weekly column for The New York Times, Brooks has written extensively on regional and intergenerational differences in America, America as a consumerist society, the benefits of a free-market economy, and foreign policy. Brooks regularly appears on PBS' "NewsHour" and on NPR's "All Things Considered." A prolific writer and editor with a long career in journalism, he has also served as contributing editor at Newsweek and the Atlantic Monthly, senior editor of The Weekly Standard, and editor for The Wall Street Journal. Brooks is the author of two books, Bobos in Paradise: The New Upper Class and How They Got There and On Paradise Drive: How We Live Now (And Always Have) in the Future Tense. His eagerly anticipated new book will be released in March, 2011.

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  • Some 500 views and no opinions? A man of reason and talent. A conservative with a soul, a heart and a willingness to listen. Alex P. Keaton with a sense of humor, maybe it's his Jewishness. Worth listening to and learning from, he cares about folks and wants a better future. The tough love comes with compassion and is appreciated.  Denial by both political extremes only hurts us all. Reason, discussion, and compromise should, backed by positive emotion, lead us to better choices. Or not?

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  • @909chuck Palin/Perry 2012.

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