Politics | President Obama Headline Writers Agree: Obama's World Clout Wanes That's one quick theme emerging from the summit By John Johnson Posted Nov 12, 2010 11:05 AM CST Copied President Obama smiles during a closing press conference at the G20 Summit in Seoul. (AP Photo/Yonhap News Agency) Look like a theme is emerging from the G20, at least judging by a spate of instant-analysis headlines now moving. And the White House won't like it: New York Times: "Traveling in Asia, Obama's Glow Dims" Wall Street Journal: "China's Hu Rebuffs Weakened Obama at Summit" Independent: "Summit marks shift in power to the East" And the pushback is already under way: Washington Post: "After G20, Obama says his global influence is in tact" Politico: "Obama miffed by questions on US" Read These Next Andrew is still a prince, but he's no longer a duke. ChatGPT is going to get sexy. Lots of people are worried. Nobody's sure why kids started shouting 'six seven.' Author of bestselling memoir about depression dies at 35. Report an error