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Newsweek Turns the Reelected Obama Into 'The General'Thursday, November 8, 2012 Editor-in-chief (since Nov. 2010) Tina Brown and her staff used Newsweek's final post-election print cover (Nov. 19) to portray President Obama's "conquest" with him in early-19th-century general's garb reminiscent of Napoleon (without the hat) and Andrew Jackson. Each, for a while, was a Master of the Game. Will Obama follow their footsteps...without a "Waterloo"? .jpg) Also, one-time Republican operative David Frum writes GOP: You're Old, You're White, You're History! Veteran Newsweek watchers saw this once before--after the Barry Goldwater debacle in 1964 (Nov. 16 issue), when the late cartoonist Bill Maudlin put a sickly elephant on the cover.  In Frum's view, was that 48 years premature?If you have breaking news to share please contact min’s editors.
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