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| Spending Cuts Seen as Step, Not as Cure New York Times "At best, it slows us from going over it at 80 mph to going over it at 60 mph." Proponents of the deal counter that it is an important first step, constrained by the political realities of divided government. Republicans want to reduce the debt solely ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Iraqi leaders agree to talks with US about training mission CNN International By the CNN Wire Staff Iraqi President Jalal Talabani, pictured in this file photo taken December 22, 2010, said leaders agreed on a US training mission. That decision needs to be made soon, Adm. Mullen says Baghdad (CNN) -- Iraqi political leaders ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US compromise carries implications way beyond debt Irish Times It was beginning to look as if the political divisions in the country had become so deep that the US political system itself had become paralysed. If that were to happen, the entire world would suffer. Party discipline is very weak in the US for a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Kelly: The politics of middle ground Omaha World-Herald Along with the rest of us, avowed political centrist Larry R. Bradley of Omaha has watched with dismay as our leaders in the debt-ceiling debate took us to the brink of default. In times like these, exasperation with Washington is exacerbated. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Obama taps Republican Barlow as U.S. Attorney for Utah Salt Lake Tribune Mike Lee's legal counsel to be the next US attorney for Utah, a move that infuriated Democrats from the state and ended a lengthy political drama over who would claim the high-profile position. The White House on Tuesday announced the nomination of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Debt Ceiling Agreement: No Cause for Celebration Huffington Post "Gridlock" has become the new order of US politics. Politics as the art of compromise has been abandoned by the current group of politicians who are willing to jettison the country's best interests in order to gain short-term political advantage. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Applying free market ideas to politics: How fares the US? By Ben Harack The United States has a very unhealthy political market. As most of us know very well, there are only two major parties. In economics terms, this could be termed near-monopoly or even monopoly situation for each party. ... Vision Of Earth | ||
| EA WorldView - Home - US Politics Opinion: Loathing and More ... By John Matlin US Politics. A wise man once told me there were two things in this world you do not want to see made: sausages and a political deal. And so it is with the news that that the legislative and executive branches of the US Government have ... EA WorldView | ||
| The Vampires among Us………. - Jack & Jill Politics By Deborah Small I've come to realize recently that I'm not alone, there's a growing industry in catering to the popular fascination with the concept of people living among us, who look human and act human but are really living corpses who sustain ... Jack & Jill Politics | ||
| Senate passes bill to prevent US default — Maine Politics — Bangor ... By UnBylined WASHINGTON — The U.S. avoided a feared and catastrophic default on American debt as lawmakers on Tuesday passed a measure that ties an agreement to raise the government's capacity to borrow to steep cuts in government spending. Bangor Daily News |
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