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Jan 23 2013
Opinion
Obama’s speech was mainstream - not liberal
The consensus in the wake of the 2012 campaign was that Republicans proved themselves to be utterly out-of-touch with the American people on a host of issues including key social issues. The media saw it, Democrats exploited it and Republicans – the ones interested in winning again anyhow – admitted it. So, it was with much fanfare that Republicans were supposed to have gone on a
PoliticoJan 10 2013
News
Rangel hits Obama over 'embarrassing' lack of diversity in new Cabinet
President Obama took more fire from the left Thursday over what critics say is a lack of diversity in his second-term Cabinet appointments. "It's embarrassing as hell," said Rep. Charles B. Rangel, New York Democrat, on MSNBC's "Jansing & Co." As the president gears up for his second term, Mr. Obama's first four appointments have been white men: Sen. John F. Kerry of Massachusetts to
Washington TimesFeb 22 2020
Perspectives Blog
Story of the Week: Attorney General William Barr Under Microscope
Attorney General William Barr has recently been the center of controversy, following several disputed decisions by the Justice Department and a disagreement about social media between President Donald Trump and Barr, the nation's chief law enforcement official.
Public controversy began when the DOJ reduced the original sentencing recommendation for former Trump adviser Roger Stone last
Henry A. BrechterDec 27 2012
News
Triumph of the Tea Party mindset
Two stories that might seem to contradict each other ran in the New York Times this week. One declared the Tea Party movement “significantly weakened in the wake of Novembers elections and on its way to becoming “just another political faction. The other noted that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell might be concerned about a potential 2014 primary challenge – enough to filibuster
SalonApr 16 2024
Headline Roundup
IMF Raises Global Economic Growth Forecast, Warns of Risks
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) revised up its global economic growth forecast for 2024, while also warning of inequality and debt in some countries.
Growth Up: In a World Economic Outlook report titled, “Steady but Slow: Resilience Amid Divergence,” the IMF predicted a 3.2% growth rate for the next two years, raising its previous 2.9% prediction for 2024. This would include a
Fox Business CNBC BloombergDec 05 2019
Headline Roundup
Reaction to Harris Dropping Out of 2020 Race
Reactions to Senator Kamala Harris (D - CA) rescinding her bid for the White House differed across the political spectrum. Some left-rated voices framed her failed campaign as a sign of work to be done in gender and racial relations. Some on the right criticized her campaign for supposedly cherry-picking the right moments to be progressive or moderate.
The Federalist USA TODAY Washington PostNews Media
PJ Media
PJ Media is an American conservative news, opinion, and commentary collaborative blog that was founded in 2004.
Dec 03 2012
News
Republican Doomsday Plan: Cave on Taxes, Vote ‘Present’
Republicans are seriously considering a Doomsday Plan if fiscal cliff talks collapse entirely. Its quite simple: House Republicans would allow a vote on extending the Bush middle class tax cuts (the bill passed in August by the Senate) and offer the President nothing more: no extension of the debt ceiling, nothing on unemployment, nothing on closing loopholes. Congress would recess for the
ABC News (Online)Nov 26 2012
News
SEC official Elisse Walter chosen to lead agency
President Barack Obama has chosen Elisse Walter, one of five members of the Securities and Exchange Commission, to lead the agency after Chairman Mary Schapiro leaves next month. She will take over at a critical time for the agency, which is finalizing new rules crafted in response to the 2008 financial crisis. Walter, a Democrat, can serve through the end of next year without Senate approval
Fox News DigitalAug 13 2014
Perspectives Blog
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