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"  Right now, she may be best known for a slip of the tongue. She&amp;#039;s the former Obama advisor who called Hillary Clinton a &amp;quot;monster.&amp;quot; But that is already fading into a minor embarrassing detail in her bio, along the lines of Jimmy Carter&amp;#039;s battle with the rabbit. Power, a journalist and now a professor at Harvard, who won a Pulitzer prize for her 2003 book on America&amp;#039;s response to genocide, A Problem from Hell, and who helped kick-start the Save Darfur movement, has a vision that will help shape 21st-century American foreign policy. What Norman Podhoretz is to the neocon movement Power is to this as-yet-unnamed force. (Neo-internationalism? Moral interventionism? Machiavellian idealism?) She espouses talks--firm talks--with rogue states, a respect for internation-al law, and a moral and pragmatic duty to intervene--with troops if necessary--in cases of genocide. Of course, if Obama wins the presidency, Power&amp;#039;s power will be felt sooner rather than later.  Read more about Samantha Power here. ***** To see a slideshow of the 75 most important people of the 21st Century, please click here. To see the archive of the 75 most important people of the 21st Century, please click here. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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