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    • Republicans' racist, sexist, homophobic assault May 20, 2012
      (ALTERNET)  By Sarah Seltzer It seems like with every cultural step forward by the country on the whole, the right-wing has to take a few leaps backward — and women, gays and minorities are the victims. This month has already brought some great moments: massive protests on May 1 and the historic cultural moment when a sitting US […]
    • Dreaming of an IPO May 20, 2012
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    • Who is Barack Obama? May 20, 2012
      (PJ MEDIA) By Roger Kimball So now Chris Matthews isn’t the only one experiencing a little thrill when he thinks about Barack (omit middle name) Obama. The recent revelation that from the early 1990s until the day before yesterday — or, to be more accurate, until Obama made his decision to run for president — a […]

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    American Foreign Policy: Time for a Change? Part VII

    Thursday, June 30th, 2011

    Nation Building and Spreading Democracy One of the most effective and oft used arguments for American intervention abroad is that the United States, or any other democratic state, can enable autocratic or failed regimes to change and adopt democratic institutions.  The long run effect of such involvement, so the argument goes, is a more stable [...]

    American Foreign Policy: Time for a Change? Part VI

    Thursday, June 16th, 2011

    The Effectiveness of the War on Terror The argument for a great deal of the military adventurism and foreign expenditure in recent years is that it is necessary for America to expend large amounts of wealth and human capital in foreign lands to restructure societies into more liberal democratic regimes to remove the disaffection and [...]

    American Foreign Policy: Time for a Change? Part V

    Thursday, June 2nd, 2011

    Bush Doctrine in Historical Context Even though the United States had employed an interventionist foreign policy since the end of World War II, initially as part of the containment policy toward the Soviet Union and its satellite states, the rate of intervention has increased proportionately with its relative global power since the fall of communism [...]

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