Jan 14, 2009 7:45 am US/Eastern
Obama Eats With Conservative Critics
George Will, William Kristol, David Brooks And Charles Krauthammer Join President-Elect For Dinner
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President-elect Barack Obama has broken bread with some of his critics in the news media.
Obama dined Tuesday evening at the home of conservative columnist George Will in Chevy Chase, Md. That's according to a report of the press pool that travels with the president-elect.
Also in attendance was William Kristol, another prominent conservative and the editor at the Weekly Standard as well as a columnist for The New York Times. Joining Kristol were David Brooks of The New York Times and Charles Krauthammer of The Washington Post.
Obama's transition office did not say what the president-elect and the conservative writers discussed. The writers in attendance had been skeptical if not opposed to Obama's campaign for the presidency.
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