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Über-Realist Stepen Walt looks at whether Obama is a 'realist"

17 hours ago ago from The Blue Voice

Stephen Walt, one of the leading foreign policy scholars advocating the Realist school approach asks, Was Obama's Nobel Peace Prize speech really "realist?" Foreign Policy 12/18/09. Walt comes up with a mixed verdict, but his bottom line is that we need to judge Obama's foreign policy by its results. And, as of the time of that post, he is giving Obama 0-2 on major foreign policy actions: In his first year in office, President Obama has ...

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New York Times Op-Ed Calls for War on Iran

11 hours ago ago from The Race for Iran

About The Race for Iran Featured Posts IRAN AND OBAMA’S AFGHANISTAN ADVENTURE In a Politico op-ed, Hillary Mann Leverett offers a trenchant analysis of the policy framework for Afghanistan articulated by President Obama at West Point last week. Hope for Russian Support on Iran Sanctions Misses Russian and Chinese Red Lines Our bottom line judgment is that the Obama Administration will not get the Security Council to endorse anything close to ...

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Are you out of a job? Find out why! | The Total Collapse

7 hours ago ago from The Total Collapse

Home Participate Contact Subscribe The Total Collapse World War III guaranteed Are you out of a job? Find out why! by TheTotalCollapse.com on December 24, 2009 Sen. Fritz Hollings in his recent article: They're All Against Jobs explains why: December 21 2009 Huffington Post Who is against jobs in the United States? The big banks, Wall Street, the Council on Foreign Relations, the Business ...

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Pres. Obama Nominates 7 U.S. Attorneys

4 hours ago ago from Tickle The Wire

D.C. nominee Ronald Machen By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com WASHINGTON The burden of filling U.S. Attorney posts around the country just got a little lighter. The White House announced Thursday that President Obama had nominated seven U.S. Attorneys  including Ron Machen for D.C. and Sally Quillian Yates for the Northern District of Georgia. Other names included: Andre Birotte Jr. for the Central District of California; David ...

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Obama’s Latest Appointment: A Reflection of his Radical Past

2 hours ago ago from Ron Radosh

Victor Davis Hanson, in his PJM blog today ,  perfectly delineates where Obama and company come from. But I think Hanson misses one clear link that had been identified during the campaign, but generally ignored. This is Obama’s clear ties to the socialist movement, particularly the cadre of both the so-called Committees of Correspondence, a breakaway split from the Communist Party U.S.A. that still adheres to Marxist-Leninist thinking, and ...

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What Would Jesus Do in Gaza? Obama's Test

9 hours ago ago from Newsweek - Politics

Login Username: Password: SUBSCRIBE Subscribe to Newsweek and save up to 88% SPONSORED BY: Christopher Dickey What Would Jesus Do in Gaza? Obama talks about love while justifying wars, but in the Middle East, neither works. Dec 24, 2009 SPONSORED BY   Email To A Friend Please ...

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Richard Grenell: Obama's Popularity Isn't Translating Into Progress

17 hours ago ago from Huffington Post

The White House staff should never allow Barack Obama to go to Copenhagen again. The last time Obama went to Copenhagen the United States was turned down from the 2016 Olympic bidding process in the first round. This last week, Obama went to Copenhagen for the UN Climate Change Conference and he came up short on his goal for an international agreement on one of his priority issues. If Obama can't convince the international community to go ...

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Loren Singer Dead: "Parallax View" Author Dies At 86

3 hours ago ago from Huffington Post

The New York Times : Loren Singer, whose 1970 conspiracy thriller, "The Parallax View," later made into a movie starring Warren Beatty, was one of the first novels to offer a politically paranoid vision of the United States as a country controlled by ruthless technocrats, died on Saturday in Valhalla, N.Y. He was 86 and lived in Mamaroneck, N.Y. His death was confirmed by his son Andrew. Read the whole story: The New York Times

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