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For Deficit Panel, Failure Cuts Two Ways New York Times That has inverted the normal reality, in which spending rises inexorably unless Congress musters the political will to impose cuts. Now, although both parties say they are committed to more gradual approaches, an agreement is required to avoid the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
US Ratchets Up Economic Pressure on Iran Inter Press Service However, one impetus for the new sanctions is domestic US politics. Republican candidates for president have singled out the administration's Iran policy as weak even though the Islamic Republic has never faced such stringent and widespread economic ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Protesters Ignore American Love of Entrepreneurs: Edward Glaeser BusinessWeek The Occupiers appear angry that President Barack Obama didn't do more to eliminate the inequities of American life, even though, by the standards of US politics, he did much that should have pleased the left. Obama shepherded a $787 billion stimulus ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Gingrich: Super committee failure 'good for America' msnbc.com The first place for news and analysis from the NBC News Political Unit. Follow us on Twitter. By NBC's Jo Ling Kent NASHUA, NH -- Newt Gingrich declared that the congressional "Super Committee's collapse" would be "good for America. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Ron Paul: Flawed US policy contributed to 9/11 attacks Washington Post (blog) Paul's non-interventionist approach to foreign policy will likely be front-and-center on Tuesday, when CNN hosts a Republican candidates' debate on national security. In the video below, Paul expounds on his views, saying that US policies contributed ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Election Politics Threatens to Derail Deficit Committee Voice of America US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warns cuts could leave US military with its smallest ground force since 1940s. -The automatic spending reductions are known as "sequestration." He is not alone, said Diane Lim Rogers of the centrist Concord Coalition. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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What Social Media Users Think of U.S. Politics By Zoe Fox As campaigning for the GOP primary gets underway, market researcher Lab42 polled 500 social media users on all things politics. Mashable! |
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