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Republicans Pledge To Fight Obama On Immigration – A Bad Idea The GOP must embrace the millions of illegal aliens who want to stay in America

WASHINGTON – As expected, President Barack Obama just announced his plan to shield millions of illegal immigrants from prosecution...
International, Politics, Public Policy, US

The Republicans Must Support Immigration Reform Forget about fights on the legality of presidential decrees. This is a major political issue. Do the Republicans really want to be on the wrong side of a humane reform?

WASHINGTON – The Republicans are in a real bind. Sure they won the November 4 elections. And by a...
Politics, Public Policy, US

Clinton Is Reinventing Herself As A Hawk – Yet America Is Broke Whatever politicians may say about a more muscular foreign policy, the reality is that there is no money to fund it

WASHINGTON – Hillary Clinton is doing her best to distance herself from the hesitant and timid foreign policy pursued by...
Economy, International, Politics, Public Policy, Security, US

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...
International, Politics, Public Policy, Security, US

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...
Health, Politics, Public Policy, US

Americans Waste One-Third Of All The Money Spent On Health Care Incredible but true. Fixing Obamacare will not solve any of the problems due to over spending

By Paolo von Schirach March 2, 2014 WASHINGTON – The Obamacare fiasco, or at least semi-fiasco, continues to generate...
Health, Politics

Let “Mr. Smith” Come To Washington The 1939 Frank Capra movie is a moral tale: America will thrive only if we elect people who sincerely believe in the principles that inspired the Founders of this Republic

WASHINGTON – As the New Year begins, I express my wish: I would like a real “Mr. Smith” to come...
Politics, Public Policy, US

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

Obama Presented His State-Led Policy Agenda – Rubio Proposed The GOP Alternative – Good Message, But An Ill At Ease Messenger Who Seemed At Times Overwhelmed

By Paolo von Schirach February 13, 2013 WASHINGTON – Only hubris can explain the obvious disconnect between...
Economy, Politics, Public Policy

Immigration Reform May Succeed – The Republicans Want Latino Votes – However, Let’s Remember That Immigration Is About Becoming Citizens, Not Just Legal Workers – America Is About Shared Values, Not About Jobs

By Paolo von Schirach January 29, 2013 WASHINGTON – In perennially divided and dysfunctional Washington it seems...
Economy, Politics, Public Policy
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