So here we are,
100 days into the great eight-year triumph of Hope over Change. But
as Nick Gillespie and Matt Welch write, on issue after issue,
President Barack Obama has made it clear that instead
of blasting past "the stale political arguments that have
consumed us for so long" (as he promised in his inaugural address),
he's moving full speed ahead toward policy prescriptions that
already had less fizz than a case of Billy Beer back when Jimmy
Carter was urging us all to wear sweaters and turn down our
thermostats. Instead of thinking outside the box, Obama is nailing
it shut from the inside.
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