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A Tea Party Dominated GOP Is A Sure Loser – Republicans Need A Message Of Hope And Inclusiveness A mostly Southern, strident fringe has tainted the GOP. The Republicans need to be proponents of immigration reform, education reform and they need policies that help women

By Paolo von Schirach October 17, 2013 WASHINGTON – America needs to be re-energized. This requires pro-growth, pro-enterprise policies....
Education, Politics, Public Policy

No Way To Get A Real Deal On Spending And Revenue – Simpson And Bowles Had A Good Plan, But Washington Rejected It America needs statesmen who will tell the truth about fiscal issues and act without political considerations in mind

By Paolo von Schirach October 7, 2013 WASHINGTON – Let’s leave aside Senator Ted Cruz’s narcissism and his consequent irrepressible...
Politics, Security

A Radical Republican Party Will Never Govern America Tea Party and Libertarians want an ideological fight against GOP moderates. Their minority positions have no wide popular appeal

By Paolo von Schirach October 4, 2013 WASHINGTON – Ted Cruz for president? Good luck. Rand Paul for President? Not...
Economy, Health, Politics

Italy’s Prime Minister Letta Survived, But He Cannot Govern Impossible politics and intractable economic problems make it really hard to chart a path ahead for Italy

By Paolo von Schirach October 3, 2013 WASHINGTON – In Italian politics the first order of business (and second and third) has...
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Media Obsession With Terrorism Encourages Attention Seeking People To Engage In Terror Plots By treating political violence just like any other type of violence we would convince would be terrorists that acts of terror change nothing. This might deter at least some of them from plotting

WASHINGTON – The real problem with terrorists is that, whatever their “cause” and declared “goals”, deep down they are mostly attention...
International, Politics, Security, US

Assuming Congressional Approval, The US Military Must Deliver A Truly Powerful Blow Against Assad The world, including friends and foes, has to be convinced that America means business. Flagrant violations of international law do have consequences

By Paolo von Schirach September 4, 2013 WASHINGTON – Regarding Syria and the US appropriate US response to its flagrant...
Politics

There Is a Syria Plan That Would Hurt Assad While Helping The Secular Rebels – Retired General Keane Endorsed It This would work only if Washington would believe that it is in America's interest to help the secular opposition. But we are not there

By Paolo von Schirach August 30, 2013 WASHINGTON – The public debate on US military options regarding Syria is...
Politics, Public Policy

America Will Act In Syria – But Do Not Expect Much The Us has neither the money nor the stomach to get involved in another conflict in another Muslim country

By Paolo von Schirach August 27, 2013 WASHINGTON – Sadly, the strong words of moral outrage uttered by Secretary of...
Politics, Public Policy

U.S. Marines Song: ” I Did My Best” America is supposedly about lofty principles and "can do" spirit. Can we still combine the two?

WASHINGTON – The beginning of a famous U.S. Marine Corps marching cadence says quite simply: “If I die on a combat...
Education, Politics, Public Policy, US

Announcement of Embassies Closing Prompted Partisan Reactions In Washington – This Is Sad President Obama accused of misrepresenting al Qaeda threat. "He said we had practically won". Sadly, America no longer has a bipartisan foreign policy

By Paolo von Schirach August 6, 2013 WASHINGTON – So, al Qaeda is not quite dead, after all. The unprecedented...
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