Tag Archives: Barack Obama
Jonah Goldberg’s misinterpretations on the Obama campaign
Conservative analyst Jonah Goldberg’s article The Adventures of Captain America emphasize on criticizing President Barack Obama for unveiling “what many believe will be his new reelection theme: Country first.” Mr. Goldberg quoted Mr. Obama as saying that “There is nothing … Continue reading →
Filed under Books, Movies and Analyses, Politics
Tagged as Barack Obama, George Bush, John McCain, Jonah Goldberg, Pat Buchanan
Osama Bin Laden is Dead!
On May 1 Osama Bin Laden was killed by the Navy SEALS in operation Geronimo. President Barack Obama announced the death of terrorist number one but there was no compelling evidence that he was really killed. We came across a video … Continue reading →
Liberal and conservative emotions
I have often been reading and hearing opinions that Conservatives are rational while Liberals are emotional. This statement is appealing to Conservatives’ favor not only from a wording point of view but also from a conceptual point of view because rationality is generally … Continue reading →
Tagged as Barack Obama, Conservatives, George Bush, Kim Dae Jung, Lee Myung-bak, Liberals, Roh Moo-hyun
The Battle
The American dream is not about just living in the United States. It is about political, social and economic freedom where the government is not the one to stay on one’s right to life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. On … Continue reading →
Filed under Books, Movies and Analyses, Civil Rights and Liberties, Economy, Life, Politics
Tagged as Arthur Brooks, Barack Obama, capitalism, Congress, Heritage Foundation, Rob Simmons, socialism, Wall Street Journal
How non-partisan is the Congressional Budget Office?
We all read, watch and listen to the news quoting the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) when it comes to the U.S. budget. Oftentimes we detect through our eyes or ears the word “non-partisan” before the name of the institution – … Continue reading →
Alvin Greene for U.S. Senate
Interesting news in American politics today - jobless veteran Alvin Greene, a candidate for the U.S. Senate won the Democratic nomination in South Carolina, a Republican stronghold, by merely paying the fee of $10,400 from his own pocket to just enter the race. He … Continue reading →
Tragedy in Smolensk, not conspiracy
I woke up this morning, went to BBC, and saw this breaking news: Polish President dies in plane crash. Lech Kaczynski was on his way to Katyn to mark the 70th anniversary of the massacre that was committed there … Continue reading →
Filed under Politics
Tagged as Barack Obama, Dmitry Medvedev, Georgia, Lech Kaczynski, Poland, U.S., Vladimir Putin
Changing party balance in the U.S. Senate
A year after President Barack Obama was sworn in, the political picture in the U.S. looks almost completely different – like in s reallignment. Rachel Maddow was mocking the Republican Party days after Election Day calling its decline a “free fall,” … Continue reading →
Filed under Politics
Tagged as Barack Obama, Christopher Dodd, Democrats, Quinnipiac University Poll, Republicans, U.S., U.S. Senate
New report, same old story
FOX News is among the entire mainstream media that came up with a news report on Mr. Abdulmutallab. Click here, if you want to read it. What does this say to the ordinary U.S. taxpayers and people from all over the world who hardly … Continue reading →
Iran exposed again
After so many busts so far, we have witnessed a new embarrassment to Iran’s image at the international scene. Unlike in previous cases when the Islamic leadership made up excuses, most of which were twice as lame as they could be … Continue reading →
Tagged as Barack Obama, Hezbollah, Iran, Israel, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Syria, U.S., WMD
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