Sarah Palin Naked
If you watched the Palin interview and weren't scared out of your mind, then you're mentally ill. What you are not is responsible, informed, thoughtful, mature, educated, empathetic, or remotely serious.
If you watched the Palin interview and weren't scared out of your mind, then you're mentally ill. What you are not is responsible, informed, thoughtful, mature, educated, empathetic, or remotely serious.
This year the fear and bigotry that animated Proposition 8 in California has made this a strange Thanksgiving.
As long as Indian troops are patrolling lands where Muslim insurgents exist and elicit government responses that ostracize the Muslim public and moderates, there will continue to be attacks on Indian soil. Period.
Two of my wife's constituents had been holed up in their hotel room at the Taj Hotel in Mumbai. They had been there for over a day avoiding the terrorist gunmen that still stalked its corridors.
In selecting General Jones as his national security adviser, Obama has eschewed the model of the foreign policy intellectual and instead placed a true military-affairs expert as his side in the White House.
On many of the major foreign policy issues of the day, Sen. Clinton is, in effect, asking us to take on faith that she has the right policy approaches because, as she asserts, she has the experience to lead.
We must acknowledge that when Obama takes the oath of office on January 20th, he is likely to find a rather unappetizing situation laid out before him in the Middle East.
Potential Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. Is it a masterstroke by President-elect Obama? A mousetrap for the Clintons? Is it even happening at all?
The consensus in Washington is that we have the right to do all kinds of things in Latin American countries that we would never permit here. The new governments there do not agree.
It is difficult to think of any single act that would do more to restore America's soft power than the election of Obama to the presidency.
As the one arrow left in McCain's quiver -- other than appealing to racists -- national security becomes the likeliest playing field for an October Surprise.
It's clear that Obama and his team see partnerships as a pragmatic and effective way to boost and extend America's influence.
Obama is the American President, but he is, in many respects, also the world's President. What he does will matter to young and old across the globe. The world, like America, is waiting for him to lead.
Sarah Palin may not have known what the Bush Doctrine was, but we're getting a pretty good idea of what the Palin Doctrine is. And what is it going to look like? Let's just say, it's going to seem familiar.
Myy question is: what would Obama's favorite thinker Reinhold Nieubuhr, do about the ongoing nightmare of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?
For both Clinton and Obama, it's not only service in the U.S. Senate that matters. It is their other professional and life experience as well.
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Give the man a chance!!!
More and more of these articles about Obama's presidency being insufficient and de facto failed from any policy standpoint are coming out every day. And the guy hasn't even taken office yet, so there is no way of knowing just how his administration will run or be run. Seriously, is it such a slow news period that there isn't anything else to write about? Since when did every left-leaning opinion pundit become Nostradamus?
My dream Cabinet:
Treasury Secretary.....................Paul Volcker
SOS Ron Paul
Homeland Security Wesley Clark
Defense Chuck Hagel
Are you opining from the future, Lionel? Say, sometime after Jan. 20, 2009? Because, as of Dec. 3, 2008, Obama's not president and Clinton's not secretary of state. As for Gates, I believe I read somewhere on this site he's intimating that a redistribution of funds from Defense to State is called for, in order to back up U.S. military presence with appropriate diplomatic action. Of course, he can't do that because - did I mention this already? - Obama's not president yet.
How specific do you want a guy who's not yet president to be? Why would you expect him to be specific at all? He's got six weeks to look at the situations you've mentioned and consult with his team: Why would he give up that grace period to make declarations he can't immediately act upon, especially when six weeks might as well be a geological epoch in terms of global events?
Sheesh, man, you're trying to write the review based on the casting call.
How about a little chill, folks. the guy giving the orders is the guy who we just elected thinking he'd bring peace and prosperity. you can't pull antiwar protesters out of the crowd and expect them to run national defence or diplomacy. You need skilled hands to execute the orders.
and to this question post below: "Obama promises to send more troops to Afghanistan but to what end: What are our goals there?" How about the goal he stated; actually getting the people responsible for 9./11, which Bush should have done.
And say what once will about Hillary, she;s hardly a warhawk and the clinton years were a time of relative peace and prosperity. so how about we give her a break at least until the administration actually takes office.
How quickly we give up on Obama....
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