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News orgs are cranking out Barack Obama DVDs, books, commemorative issues, and adoring cover stories. "Media outlets have always tried to make a few bucks off the next big thing," writes Howard Kurtz. "The endless campaign is over, and there's nothing wrong with the country pulling together, however briefly, behind its new leader. But we seem to have crossed a cultural line into mythmaking." || Richard Perez-Pena: Even the New York Post likes the guy. | Paul Janensch: No love for Obama on conservative talk radio.
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