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US Politics

Oct 032010
 
The Tea Party: The Beginning of a New Nazi Party?

Image source Greetings, fellow people who read this blog. This time, I have decided to return to a political commentary, and talk about the Tea Party Movement in the US. Recently, this movement has begun to gather attention with its recent primary wins in preparation for the 2010 Congressional mid-term elections. As well, one of [...Read more...]

Jun 302010
 
CNN Bias: "The risk of being an 'angry black man'"

(Image credit: Reddit) CNN Article: Why Obama doesn’t dare become the ‘angry black man’ CNN Followup: Even discussing ‘angry black man’ stereotype provokes anger These articles were posted in early June 2010 as an evaluation of Obama’s apparent lack of anger during crises, like the BP oil spill. Essentially, CNN was trying to argue that [...Read more...]

Jun 132010
 
U.S.: Health care assistance for unemployed axed

Although the U.S. Congress recently managed to push through President Obama’s health care agenda to improve the state of health care in America, the Democrats were unable to renew emergency health care assistance for unemployed workers on 31 May due to internal divisions amongst the Democrats and firm opposition from the Republicans. Previously the government [...Read more...]

Jun 132010
 
A World Without America

On numerous discussion forums, topics with anti-American sentiments are often expressed and commented upon by large numbers of posters. You have the anti-US foreign policy posters, American patriots, “America is the devil” posters, etc. Granted, the US is not immune from mistakes or missteps in world affairs, but would the world really be better off [...Read more...]

May 252010
 
SEIU Health Care Poster

On March 30th, I got an email from SEIU about a reserved health care poster for those that had joined their mailing list during the struggle for American Health Care reform. Dear Supporter, “We have now just enshrined…the core principle that everybody should have some basic security when it comes to their health care. And [...Read more...]