Posts Tagged ‘ Barack Obama ’

Election Night Results Live!

November 6, 2012
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Here we are, folks: Election Night.  Results have started coming in as I type this, so I’ll keep it brief.  As of 7 pm Central Time, Obama leads 64 Electoral Votes to 40, with states like Massachusetts, Vermont, Maryland, South Carolina, and Kentucky beginning to report their totals.  Not very many surprises so far, but…

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It’s Election Day in America

November 6, 2012
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Good morning ladies and gents, I come out of hiding from exams, papers, and more to blog the 2012 election!  This is going to be a busy day, to be sure, so let’s get cracking.  By now, I’m sure y’all know that Governor Mitt Romney is challenging President Obama for the Presidency. You might have…

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We Had a Primary?

February 10, 2012
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Well, it’s been a while, to be sure.  Now that I’m settled in to the new semester of college, I can finally get back to writing these posts that y’all love reading.  As the late, great, Billy Mays would say, “but wait, there’s MORE!”.  That’s right folks, I’m actually going to attempt to stick to…

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Mad As Hell and Doing Something About It

October 10, 2011
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Mad As Hell and Doing Something About It

Perhaps you’ve already heard about the growing movement known as Occupy Wall Street.  This broad social movement has protested against a variety of social problems in the heart of New York City’s Financial District since mid-September, and it has since spread to a variety of other cities in the US and around the world.  I’m…

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And So The Horserace Begins

August 20, 2011
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Well, that hiatus took a bit longer than I originally planned; in fact, it was so long that I thought I would wait until I was able to establish a (mostly) regular schedule in about a week, but this post couldn’t wait for then.  We’re just about a week past the Ames Straw Poll in…

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A Line in the Sand

May 20, 2011
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A Line in the Sand

Well, that must’ve been awkward.  Today, Benjamin Netanyahu, the leader of Israel, met with President Obama.  Ordinary state visit between allies, right?  Well, yesterday, President Obama gave his anticipated “Arab Spring” speech, and it definitely ruffled some feathers.  For decades, any thought of the U.S. wavering in its commitment to the preservation of Israel in…

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Mission Accomplished?

May 2, 2011
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Mission Accomplished?

Given how the internet, the mainstream media, and indeed much of America itself, has absolutely erupted with the news that Osama bin Laden has been killed, chances are you’ve probably heard the news before reaching this post.  Perhaps you watched President Obama’s speech live on Sunday night, just as I did.  In any case, President…

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The USA is Open for Business…For Now

April 12, 2011
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The USA is Open for Business…For Now

Well, it appears that the government shutdown has been averted, at least for the moment.  That’s hardly cause for celebration, though, as not only is the final deal still being written up and passed, but we’re also never truly out of the water on funding the government these days either.  Put aside deficits, debts, and…

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Can President Obama Handle the Truth?

March 14, 2011
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Can President Obama Handle the Truth?

On Sunday afternoon, another government official quietly, regretfully handed in a letter of resignation to his boss.  That’s not very big news in itself; after all, stories pop up every now and then of a minor official stepping down because of some embarrassment, slip up, or something else that causes pressure to quit to come…

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The Wrong Side of History

February 5, 2011
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The Wrong Side of History

The three men pictured below, Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi of Iran, Ex-President of Tunisia Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, and the Middle Eastern dictator du jour, President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt represent a colossal failure of US foreign policy over the past thirty years. In the case of the first two dictators, decades of autocratic rule…

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