In the four years since that election, we have had a chance to evaluate Obama’s politics and leadership. As we look around today, the stakes and situation are far different. A large part of this election will be a referendum on the president’s first term: Does the Obama administration’s direction on health care, the economy, and foreign policy still appeal to us, or would Mitt Romney and a Republican administration offer a better alternative? Have Obama’s promises of “hope” and “change” turned out to be empty rhetoric?_____
While we leave much of that for the reader to decide, in our position as Columbia undergraduates, we endorse Barack Obama for a second term, as his policies show greater promise for the interests of college students, institutions of higher education, and the American university system.
Newspaper Endorsements: Obama
Obama's alma mater newspaper the Columbia Daily Spectator endorses him:
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