Forbes Most Powerful 2013

Forbes - Putin has solidified his control over Russia while Obama’s lame duck period has seemingly set in earlier than usual for a two-term president — latest example: the government shutdown mess. Anyone watching this year’s chess match over Syria and NSA leaks has a clear idea of the shifting individual power dynamics.

Looks like the blame Congress has been taking has finally shifted to Obama as his new approval ratings plunge. Failed healthcare, overzealous regulation, unprecedented slow economic recovery, spying scandals, tax hikes, record debt... Worst President in United States history? Are bananas yellow?

The full list: http://www.forbes.com/powerful-people/list/

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