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What’s interesting is that the Democrats and Republicans are running over very different stances about GWB’s legacy. Democrats say it was a disaster (it was); Republicans pretend to see it as America’s golden era, or do they believe it?
Who cares. Outsiders see it as a disaster:
Historians will argue over whether George W. Bush is the worst […]
The findings are very accurate, with regards to: “It appears that people around the world tend to look negatively on countries whose profile is marked by the use or pursuit of military power,” said PIPA director Steven Kull.
A majority of people from around the world hold predominantly negative views of Israel, Iran, and the United […]
Where to begin? George Bush offered little swagger, little tough guy talk. None of his typical cowboy rhetoric.
The hypocricy was there, as always.
Bush complained about forces trying to derail Lebanon’s democratically elected leadership, but he called for democratically elected Palestine, even though he and Israel are trying to derail Hamas, who win the elections peacefully […]
In one word: YES.
In 2001, America had just received an uppercut. It was bruised, it was sullied, but it had not been knocked out. Osama bin Laden, it was alleged, had pulled off the single most effective and destructive strike on Americans, ever.
He ignited a series of events that sent the world into a period of […]