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What’s Next For Venezuela
As the dust begins to settle since the news that Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez had succumbed to cancer, the real issue that Venezuelans currently face is transition.
The coming months are crucial to Venezuela’s future. The first real step towards…
How Pope Benedict’s courage changed my life
Editor’s note: Roman Catholic priest and Fox News contributor Father Jonathan Morris will be contributing reporting and analysis of the events in Rome for the next few weeks. He will also be providing updates on Facebook at Facebook.com/Father-Jonathan Morris and…
The Age of Disruption
We seem to be always in crisis these days. Paralysis, gridlock, partisanship, and stale thinking from our political class abound. Politicians cling to their party lines with no vision for how they are actually going to get anything done.
The…
Obama’s State of the Union speech a well-crafted, hollow recitation of nothing more than words
The president did what he had to do. He delivered a well-written, well-crafted speech that hit all the right notes and drew the appropriate applause lines.
Obama advanced the agenda his has honed over the last four years in office,…
Obama’s Night, But Nothing Has Changed
In his call for smarter government, President Obama was consciously trying to move away from the positioning that was ascribed to him after his inaugural address, that of adopting a new liberal agenda.
That being said, with the President’s calls…
From Obama, A Beautiful Inaugural Address Completely Discordant With His Recent Actions
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The New Power Class Who Will Profit From Obama’s Second Term
Joel Kotkin
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Obama II — Will We Be a Better Nation?
John Zogby
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Full Text: President Obama’s Inaugural Address
Jeremy Bogaisky
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Obama practices the divisive politics he eschews in Inaugural speech
“That is our generation’s task – to make these words, these values – of Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness – real for every American.”
The president spoke these words with conviction, and in the tone of the President…
What We Need To Hear From Obama At The Inauguration
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This year’s inauguration day represents something far different from the one that took place four years ago. While we heard about hope and change from a first term President Obama we now know that this vision for…
A centrist Democrat’s view of the inauguration
The tone of the upcoming presidential inauguration is a far cry from the last. When President Obama was first inaugurated, we got uplifting rhetoric and the promise of hope and change that was proven, at best, to have been only…
Can Jack Lew Save Obama’s Legacy?
The news of President Obama’s decision to make his chief of staff, Jack Lew, the next Treasury Secretary is a good one. I’ve known Jack for years. He was excellent as the Director of the Office of Management and Budget…
