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Obama on the Couch
Who Is More Thoughtful—Obama or Romney?
Barack Obama and Mitt Romney present a sharp contrast in decision-making styles—one impulsive, the other overtly deliberative
The President Comes To Grips With Reality
It is only by speaking out loud and clear about a lack of cooperation that Obama will get cooperation
How Barack Put Bibi In the Corner
The President’s remarks reveal he’s reached new heights in psychological maturity
Will Obama’s Continued Silence Hurt Him Politically?
Why the President risks shirking his leadership responsibilities by not responding to Republican attacks
Lessons for Obama from the Super Bowl
Obama invoked a parallel between the presidential race and the NFL championships. But can he be a winning quarterback?
Obama Builds on His Mojo
The President continues to discover that confronting aggression doesn’t destroy his drive to be bipartisan — it strengthens it
Is Obama Finally Getting His Groove Back?
What the battle over the payroll tax cut reveals about Obama’s evolution as a leader
Has Obama Had a Psychological Breakthrough?
The President has long been plagued by obsessive bipartisan disorder, but recent signs suggest he’s had an important epiphany
Why Obama Can’t Embrace Occupy Wall Street
A lifetime of ambivalence converges on one historical moment
Seduced Again, Abandoned Again
The psychoanalytic take on President Obama’s appearance on The Tonight Show
Why Obama’s Actions Don’t Always Live Up To His Words
The first in a series of psychoanalytic interpretations of President Obama’s words, deeds and struggles while in office