Public Policy – Page 43 – Schirach Report

Susan Rice: Bergdahl Served With “Honor And Distinction” Because He Volunteered – Really? This attempt to explain a serious error makes her look foolish

WASHINGTON – The whole “liberation of Bowe Bergdahl” operation was supposed to be good public relations for President Obama....

Can Italy Get Out Of Its Economic Hole? 13.6% unemployment, the national debt is 130% of GDP, while corruption is still rampant

WASHINGTON – The Italian economy is still a sorry mess. But the Italian political scene has improved, somewhat. The...

Bringing Home The Only US POW Held By The Taliban May Turn Out To Be A Bad Decision If sargeant Bergdhal is in fact a deserter President Obama is going to look bad

WASHINGTON – The May 31 announcement of the liberation of Army sergeant Bowe Bergdahl who had been held by...

Most US University Professors Are Democrats – Not Good For Students Who Need To Be Exposed To Diverse Ideas 96% of Ivy League faculty and staff supported Barack Obama in 2012

WASHINGTON – Most liberal arts departments in American universities claim that they offer students the unique opportunity to expand...

National Security Advisor Susan Rice Stated That The Goal Of US Sanctions Against Russia Is To Force Putin To Give Crimea Back To Ukraine – Really? There is a point beyond which world leaders stop listening when US administrations make empty declarations not followed by meaningful action

WASHINGTON – In a long interview on the Charlie Rose TV program aired on US PBS, (Public Television), US National...

Corruption Is the Norm At The US Department Of Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki resigned. But this is hardly the end of the scandal. How is it possible that different Presidents allowed this level of rot within the Federal Government?

WASHINGTON – Predictably, retired army general Eric Shinseki, the Secretary of the US Department of Veterans Affairs, resigned, because...

America Will End The War In Afghanistan “Because It Has Gone On Too Long” Did we win? Did we lose? These questions are not even asked. War fatigue seems to be a good enough reason for packing

WASHINGTON – President Obama’s announcements about a phased withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan seems to be tailored to...

The European Elections Prove That The Idea Of A European Union Lost Its Appeal — Long Ago The strong showing of far-right, nationalist and populist forces indicates that millions of Europeans would like alternatives

WASHINGTON – The results of the European Parliament elections simply reconfirm what most analysts should have already known: The...

Instead Of Funding Green Political Candidates, Billionaire Tom Steyer Should Use His Millions To Support More Research In Renewable Energy Forcing the adoption of immature renewable energy technologies will cost a fortune, without improving the environment

WASHINGTON – TIME magazine has a lengthy portrait of Tom Steyer, (Green Giant, June 2, 2014), a California billionaire who decided...

Does The Veterans Affairs Scandal Prove That Governments Do Not Know How To Deliver Quality Services? Is the VA Department an isolated case, or is it just another piece of evidence indicating that only the private sector creates systems that can guarantee competence and accountability?

WASHINGTON – The unfolding scandal affecting more than 20 medical facilities run by the Department of Veterans Affairs, (false records, lies...

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