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Washington in Wonderland

Alice Kingsley has nothing on Washington.
Never has the ability of democratically governed peoples to access information and express themselves been more significant. Opinion polling, 24 hours cable news, Blogs, opinion [...]

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One Day, or Another!

Iranian politics have, since the revolution, been guided by a reasonably consistent core.  The core reflects what a self declared “Islamic Republic” must be, guided by Islam, in the temporal [...]

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The State of the Confusion

 On the surface it’s not hard to agree with a wide variety of what President Obama said in the state of the union address.  It is particularly easy to agree [...]

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Get Real…

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Take a necessary idea that Obama ran on to get elected, make it real, affordable, and get it done now.
Idealism that the populist voted him into office with is essential. [...]

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The Tsunami and The Question of Relative Movement

Amazing week!  Lots of political repositioning, searching for “correct” positions,  attempting that prove your “new” positions justify ignoring you’re old ones, explanations, spin, finger pointing, all manner of spurious analysis, [...]

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Obama Rebuked: Scott Brown (R) Wins “Kennedy” Seat

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Make no mistake about it regardless of what any White House spokesperson, liberal strategist or elected Democrat official says, President Obama was officially rebuked in Massachusetts on Tuesday. The spin [...]

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Pundits, Front and Center

In advance of tonight’s election results you have to love some of the analysis and commentary from the pundit elite.
Congressman Weiner from N.Y. when asked about the Health Care legislation [...]

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MA: Brown rises in polls, Obama stumps for Coakley

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President Obama arrived in Massachusetts today to stump on behalf of flailing Senate hopeful Martha Coakley. The visit comes on the heels of Republican Scott Brown’s astounding rise in the [...]

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Morphing in the Middle

Charles Krauthammer argues that President Obama has misread his victory. Mr. K. opines that the Obama ascendency was, in large measure, a reaction against the previous administration, war weariness and [...]

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Political Eyes on Massachusetts for Jan 19th Election

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The possibility of Republican Scott Brown winning Ted Kennedy’s former Senate seat in Massachusetts was unheard of just a month ago, however, fast-forward to today and we have a real [...]

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Obama: One Year Later, It’s Still Bush’s Fault

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This rhetoric is getting tired, old and fairly unwelcome from even the most staunch “leg-tingling” Obama sympathizers. The Associated Press just released a story recently raking Obama over the coals [...]

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Leadership 101

Anyone who has borne the responsibility for an organization has, by instinct or experience absorbed a few lessons. A key lesson is that management and leadership are two very different [...]

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2010 Begins, Democratic Strategists Quietly Worry

As the winds of “change” blow in with 2010, hopes for a Republican reclamation of the House are growing ever higher and Democratic strategists are beginning to take notice. The [...]

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Predictions for 2010

 Welcome to the second annual edition of Predictions.  A review of the 2009 predictions is included at the end of this missive.
 The International Stage:
Iran will reach the nuclear red line [...]

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Christmas, Terror and The War of Ideas

The attempt on Christmas to bring down a Northwest flight as it approached Detroit is a reminder.  The reminder, however, appears to be, in the main, a shallow one.  Media [...]

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