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Sudden Swing For Gingrich In South Carolina Shows How Voters Without Deep Convictions Change Their Minds In Just Days – Opinion Changed On The Basis Of TV Debates Performances – It Is All About Clever Delivery And No Substance – Primaries As TV Wrestling?

By Paolo von Schirach January 21, 2012 WASHINGTON – What is surprising about the decisive victory by...
Politics, Public Policy

Rick Perry Says That Turkey Is Run By “Islamic Terrorists” – He Also Added That Its Standing In NATO Should Be Reviewed – How Irresponsibly Ignorant Can a Presidential Candidate Be? Apparently There Is No Limit

By Paolo von Schirach January 17, 2012 WASHINGTON – The only mildly reassuring thing about Texas Governor...
International, Politics, Public Policy

Greek Bonds At 34%, While Default Is Considered Now An Option – EU Failed To Fix A Relatively Small Problem, While Moving Slowly Towards A Fiscal Compact – Are The Europeans Serious?

By Paolo von Schirach January 15, 2012 WASHINGTON – A sad but powerful illustration of EU indecisiveness...
Economy, International

S&P Downgraded France, Half The Eurozone, Citing Inadequate EU Policies – In Italy Lack Of A Long Term Growth Strategy, While Corruption And Bad Governance Linger

By Paolo von Schirach January 13, 2012 WASHINGTON – Only yesterday the international business media sounded very...
Economy, International, Public Policy, Security

Romney As “Vulture Capitalist”? – Nasty, Negative Ads In The Republican Campaign – Manipulation, Distortion And Character Assassination Are Now The Norm

By Paolo von Schirach January 12, 2012 WASHINGTON – Alright, in case you missed it, would-be US...
Health, Politics

While We Have Political Gridlock In Washington, American Metro Areas Are Laboratories Of Smart Innovation – Metros Create Centers of Excellence, Build Global Ties, Explains Bruce Katz Of Brookings

By Paolo von Schirach January 11, 2011 WASHINGTON – The bad news for America is that Washington...
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US Plans To Cut Defense Spending, Yet World Not At Peace – Iraq Is In Turmoil – Iran Threatening To Close The Straits Of Hormuz – Will Smaller US Forces Deter Enemies?

By Paolo von Schirach January 9, 2012, WASHINGTON – The Obama narrative to justify forthcoming drastic defense...
Public Policy, Security

Surreal Iowa TV Coverage – Need To Declare A Winner, Even If Romney Won By 8 Votes – Politics As A Sporting Event?

By Paolo von Schirach January 7, 2012 WASHINGTON – There was something surreal in following cable TV...
Politics

Proposed Pentagon Cuts Part Of Obama’s Re-Election Platform: Less For Defense, No Entitlements Cuts – As For US Security: We Take Our Chances

By Paolo von Schirach January 6, 2012 WASHINGTON – So what is it going to be? Do...
Health, Security

The End Of US Upward Mobility? Economic Stagnation, Growing Inequality A nasty political battle is shaping. Who will rebuild America?

  WASHINGTON – Good-bye Horatio Alger, and good-bye to all the (mostly but not entirely) mythical “rags to riches”...
Economy, Education, International, Politics, Uncategorized
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