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WASHINGTON, Nov 14 (KUNA) -- US President Barack Obama's senior adviser
David Axelrod said on Sunday that he will leave the White House as soon as
late winter to work on Obamas reelection campaign in 2012.
"Sometime in the spring, in the late winter early spring, I will be going
back to Chicago and beginning to work on that project," noted Axelrod during
an interview on Fox News Sunday but hinted that the political landscape in the
presidential elections in 2012 would be different than the midterm
congressional elections thid year when Republicans took control of Congress.
"We are going to have a whole different situation come 2012, two years is
an eternity," he added.
Axelrod affirmed that the White House and the Democratic party have to
focus on the problems that people are most concerned about and that concern
the future of this country.
"If we fail to do that, if we fail or if the Republicans in Congress fail
to do that, then I think each of us will pay a price for that," he concluded.
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