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| Latinos Prove to be Influential in US Politics Scoop.co.nz (press release) As the electoral base and the number of Latino political officials increase, they will hugely influence change. The US needs to understand this evolution and work toward creating a "Latino-friendly" environment, rather than the "anti-Latino" road we ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Al Gore's rallying call: 'Climate crisis is a struggle for the soul of America' The Guardian (blog) Gore argues that, through now unlimited and secret campaign finance, "Polluters and Idealogues" have captured US politics to the extent that reason and the common good can no longer win out in debates. He cites powerful examples: how, on the verge of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Obama voter support from oil tap could be fleeting Reuters ... chances," said Larry Sabato, political science professor at University of Virginia. He said Obama may have been seeking to catch a ride on a fall in US oil prices which had already dropped more than 15 percent from their peak at the start of May. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Kerry praises Obama plan to begin withdrawing US troops from Afghanistan Washington Post Kerry, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told CBS' "Early Show" on Thursday that the plan "will change the political calculation of everybody on the ground." Obama said Wednesday that 10000 US troops will come home from ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Thailand's former PM under scrutiny in new leak of US cables The Independent "Thailand remains a democracy, but one in which the balance among the political and social forces is unhealthy," the then US ambassador Ralph "Skip" Boyce, says in a 2005 dispatch to Washington. The cables also suggest Mr Thaksin, who was elected in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pakistan constrains US retreat from a decade of blood Sydney Morning Herald No one wants to talk about that very much any more - the timelines are longer and the costs larger than the politics here [in America] will bear.'' David Sanger is chief Washington correspondent for The New York Times. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Haiti's political disarray threatens rebuilding, congressman says MiamiHerald.com "I hope that the Haitian parliament understands that for us to move forward, we need not the politics of the past but the opportunity to move into the future," Menendez said, warning that bickering politicians don't "bode well for investment. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Latinos Prove to be Influential in US Politics » Council on ... Latinos Prove to be Influential in US Politics. June 23, 2011. June 23, 2011. Halfway through his third year in office, President Barack Obama has begun his re-election campaign. On June 14th, President Obama made a brief, ... Council on Hemispheric Affairs | ||
| We can hope Obama's right on U.S. pullout - - Politics By ifennell Obama said the U.S. and its allies had achieved enough in Afghanistan that 10000 troops would come home by the end of this year, to be followed by up to 23000 by the end of next summer. Those are the numbers which the president promised ... Politics | ||
| Obama's Afghanistan Drawdown Decision Driven by Political Pressure ... By John Barry The speech shows the president is feeling the political pressure of Americans' hostility to the conflict—enough to signal the U.S. is preparing to pull out. That will cause other players like Pakistan and Hamid Karzai to make ... |
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