Obama has been a “community organizer” and President. He failed at the first and is failing at the second. Neither is his true calling. It is now clear what that is. Having witnessed his performance this week in Cairo, Buchenwald concentration camp, and Omaha Beach, Obama is the world’s apologizer in chief. He does it …
It was going to happen. Vice President Biden warned the American people that the neophyte Obama would be challenged in an international crisis within 6 months of his presidency. North Korea is offering such a challenge with its second nuclear test and subsequent missile tests. The only good thing coming out of the test is …
Every president has successes and failures. Every president is termed the “worst president ever.” President Bush could not be an exception. So how will history judge President Bush. The Left will write the history, so the answer is “not well.” Iraq will be figured prominently, as indeed it should. But the positive and negative aspects …
This campaign is notable principally because of the participants. The fact that one candidate is black and the other a woman overwhelms Old Media coverage, and so it is the responsibility of New Media to uncover the facts and provide analysis of the candidates’ policies. What is clear is the lack of attention to foreign …
October 21, 2008 – 12:29 pm
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By BenjaminFranklin
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Posted in 2008 U.S. Election, McCain, Obama, U.S. Defense Policy, U.S. Foreign Policy, media bias
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Tagged 2008 U.S. Election, McCain, New Media, Obama, Old Media, U.S. Defense Policy, U.S. Foreign Policy
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Barack Obama selected Sen. Joe Biden to be his running mate. So what does this mean?
August 23, 2008 – 1:09 pm
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By BenjaminFranklin
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Posted in 2008 U.S. Election, McCain, Obama, U.S. Defense Policy, U.S. Foreign Policy, media bias
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Tagged 2008 U.S. Election, Biden, McCain, media bias, Obama
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It seems T.S. Eliot was wrong, at least for the Georgians—August is the cruelest month. Let’s take stock of what the Russians call Operation “Scorched Earth,” their invasion of South Ossetia and Georgia.
