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| Bottom line on N. Africa: U.S. needs foreign policy Orlando Sentinel Consequently, most reporting and analysis is being filtered through Middle East, not Africa, lenses, which explains why political forecasting has been so difficult. The geo-politics and internal dynamics of the Arab world in Africa are considerably ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Partisan politics threaten pending US trade deals The Associated Press In an annual policy report released by US Trade Representative Ron Kirk, the administration said trading with overseas partners would directly support 6000 jobs in the US for every $1 billion in goods exported and another 4500 jobs for every $1 billion ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| The US in the Middle East: Quo Vadis? Huffington Post (blog) The most intrinsic Raison d'être of the current Iranian regime is to oppose the US, its culture, politics and way of life. There could be an interim hiatus in the Iranian expression of hatred toward the US, except when it serves Iranian interests. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Foreign Policy: On Libya, Obama Plays Whack-A-Mole NPR Interests versus policies: In a new and more democratic Middle East, the gap between US policies and interests will also grow larger. As politics open up and public and elite sentiments (whether Islamist or secular nationalist) shape government policy, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Gap remains between the sexes when it comes to income CNN Valerie Jarrett, White House counselor and chair of the White House Council on Women and Girls, calls the report "a guidepost to help us move forward," and also says the data will affect future policy decisions. "I think it will inform a wide variety ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Buckley should stick to Post-it Notes, skip the politics Minneapolis Star Tribune The latest occasion was a weekend interview with the Financial Times in which he accused President Obama of being "antibusiness" and afflicted with "Robin Hood-esque" impulses that would force Buckley and other US chief executives to shift more ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Seymour Hersh and the men who want him committed Salon Foreign Policy has a couple of good columnists, but in the main it seeks to justify current US ... foreign policy. "current US foreign policy" is a euphemism, BTW. Hersh tells the truth and this is how he is treated. And don't expect the MSM or the MS ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Political gumption could lower gasoline prices My West Texas For example, the brief repair-related closure of the Trans Alaska Pipeline in January (representing only a small percentage of our entire US output) resulted in a four-dollar-a-barrel/two-cent-a-gallon jump - no geopolitics were involved. ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Politics of the Absurd: US Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) Says ... By Scared Monkeys Politics of the Absurd: US Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) Says Republicans Out to Get Elmo with PBS Cuts. How can anyone take Democrats seriously anymore? US Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) stated during a floor speech that GOP efforts to ... Scared Monkeys - http://scaredmonkeys.com/ |
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| Partisan politics threaten pending US trade deals - Yahoo! News The Obama administration cast international trade as an essential element of economic growth and job creation Tuesday as it tried to resolve partisan ... news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110301/ap_on.../us_obama_trade |
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