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Matthew Yglesiashttp://matthewyglesias.theatlantic.com/archives/2008/02/obama_on_the_economy.php [Matthew Yglesias] The sentence taken from the context of him trying to say "All liberals think they are smarter than you, and you should resent them for it and for having good educations" isn't really a good piece of evidence to show that "everybody" was calling Obama a smart, detail-oriented policy man at first, and that somehow a bunch of pundits unfairly switched on him and started calling him an airhead after he gave more eloquent speeches.

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