Sunday, March 13, 2011

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Iraq Then, Libya Now
New York Times
Arm the rebels? Sit back and let Qaddafi claim to have outlasted us? If we did supply the rebels, who exactly would be receiving our money and munitions? Libya's internal politics are opaque, to put it mildly. But here's one disquieting data point, ...
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New York Times
What's left of the American left?
The Guardian
On the one hand, it is fragmented and dispirited, feeling itself distant from the tumble of daily US politics and acutely disgusted by its many-layered corruptions. It hardly knows itself as a part of society, so deep runs its alienation. ...
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The Guardian
A Man, A Plan
New Yorker
The greater concern is domestic politics, both in the United States and in Israel. For decades, AIPAC, the Anti-Defamation League, and other such right-leaning groups have played an outsized role in American politics, pressuring members of Congress and ...
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New Yorker
Japanese quake could impact US nuclear projects
USA Today
By John Bacon, USA TODAY The nuclear crisis in Japan is already affecting nuclear energy politics in the United States as nuclear reactors around the country come up for license renewal and energy companies seek to build new facilities, ...
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Obama keeps his eye on independent voters
Washington Post
By Dan Balz, Saturday, March 12, 3:14 PM President Obama's Friday news conference did little to advance US policy on Libya or clarify the White House's position on resolving the budget impasse in Congress. The president nonetheless conveyed one ...
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Gates says US military could enforce a no-fly zone in Libya if Obama ordered one
Washington Post
And that's the discussion that's going on at a political level. But I just want to make clear we have the capacity to do it." While enforcing a no-fly zone over Libya is easily within NATO's military capability, there is concern that it would have ...
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'The Good Wife' marries politics with drama
Los Angeles Times
The idea was eventually shelved, but it speaks to one of the show's overarching themes: the comic absurdity of contemporary politics. "In many ways 'The Good Wife' is meant to be just funny as it is dramatic," King said. "To us what's interesting is ...
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Los Angeles Times
Wisconsin Democrats say down but not out in union fight
Fox 59
In a sign of how the union debate may be affecting the political calculus for Republicans, a town hall meeting in Wauwatosa on March 7 hosted by US Representative James Sensenbrenner, a popular conservative Republican who represents the area in ...
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President Obama calls for US gun reforms
TVNZ
Gun control is a divisive issue in US politics that some voters use as a litmus test to determine their support for political candidates. Democrats are traditionally viewed as favouring stricter limitations while Republicans are viewed as supporting ...
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Jail Term Complicates US-Cuba Relations
Wall Street Journal
"Do we give them all these concessions in the hope that they will do something, or do we think in terms of real politics and try to tighten the screws?" asked Jaime Suchlicki, a Cuba analyst at the University of Miami. For decades, the US has tried to ...
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