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Washington Choked By Political Paralysis; But US Metro Areas Are Busy Laboratories Of Innovation Bruce Katz of Brookings explains how the action has shifted to large American cities. They are now leading in research and creative public policies

By Paolo von Schirach July 12, 2103 WASHINGTON– Looking at America from Washington, there is little to be cheerful...
Economy, Education, Health, Politics, Public Policy, Security

As We Celebrate Another Fourth Of July, Let’s Remember That America’s Fate Rests On Our Shared Understanding Of The Common Good Our institutions have been created to make policy-making difficult. If extremists are too strong, they'll make sure that nothing gest done

By Paolo von Schirach July 3, 2013 WASHINGTON – Yes, tomorrow is the Fourth of July, the anniversary of...
International, Politics, Public Policy

Obama’s Speeches Not In Sync With America’s Deep Concerns Nuclear disarmament, gloabal warming are imporatnt issues but not on top of any list. Obama's grandiose pronouncements fall flat. President out of touch?

By Paolo von Schirach June 26, 2013 WASHINGTON – I notice a huge disconnect between the big concerns of the...
Economy, International, Politics

If You Want To Understand America, Go To Mount Vernon, The Home Of George Washington Sober simplicity all around. And a very simple tomb for the man who created America

WASHINGTON – Washington, DC in many ways is America’s Shrine. The main public buildings, the Capitol, the White House...
Politics, Public Policy, US

Obama Doing Poorly At Home And Abroad – But GOP Incapable To Seize This Opening In order to become the majority party the GOP needs to become a credible force for opportunity, education and inclusiveness

By Paolo von Schirach June 20, 2013 WASHINGTON – This should be a good time for the Republicans to...
Economy, Education, Health, Politics, Public Policy, Security

Washington Now Dominated By Not So Great Scandals – Too Much Focus On Benghazi and The IRS Because There Is Nothing Interesting Coming Out Of The Obama White House – No Major Initiative, No Reform Plan

By Paolo von Schirach May 17, 2013 WASHINGTON – The most telling evidence of Obama’s weakness is that B...
Politics, Security

The New Set Of House Hearings Indicate That From Day One The Benghazi Tragedy Was Treated By The White House As A Political Problem That Needed To Go Away – It Was All About Politics, Not About US Foreign Policy

By Paolo von Schirach May 11, 2013 WASHINGTON – Democrats may argue, with cause, that the new set of...
Politics, Public Policy, Security

A Chinese Dream for China, Just Like There Is An American Dream For America? Maybe – Still, Only The American Dream Is Founded On Freedom, And This Is A Big Difference

By Paolo von Schirach May 7, 2013 WASHINGTON – Searching for ways to perpetuate its uncertain legitimacy, the Chinese Communist...
International, Politics, Public Policy

Second Term President Obama Lost His Zest For Leading And Governing – No Plan To Tackle The Hard But Absolutely Urgent Issues: Entitlments And Tax Reform

By Paolo von Schirach May 5, 2013 WASHINGTON – In his most recent press conference, just a few days ago, beyond...
Health, Politics, Public Policy

Lower Taxes May Help Attract New Investors – But Much, Much More Is Needed

By Paolo von Schirach May 1, 2013 WASHINGTON – The FT has a rather prominent story on how the...
Politics, Public Policy
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