"Where's Waldo?" is the name of a successful series of books of puzzles for children, where children who can find a funny little man in a chaotic storm of great designs details.
Yesterday the Washington Post (head pro-Democratic), the columnist (left) Ruth Marcus he used to titrate ( "A Presidency to the" Where's Waldo ") a very polished italics on the current perception of how "strangely passive" in which Obama moves in front of the main challenges:
"For someone who was elected talking about" change we can believe in, "Barack Obama may be a strangely passive president. There is a surprising number of occasions on which the president was "missing" - reluctant, unwilling or late with respect to the problem of time. Too often his work comes more as a reaction as a source of inspiration, and it's held back by caution inspired by a propelling force. " [...]" Where's Obama? No matter how you strive to look, sometimes it's just impossible to find. "
So I'm not having problems of view (I think so because when we play" Where's Waldo "My son always beats me) .
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