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S&P Lawsuit Benefits Obama
Somebody needs to be held accountable.
That’s the logic behind the DOJ’s nearly $1 billion lawsuit against S&P. Put simply, it has been over four years since the fiscal crisis and no major entity, much less any individual – and… Continue reading
President Obama Strikes The Right Tone On Gun Control
The President did what he needed to do yesterday. He set the right tone for the seriousness of the gun control debate, from having students who had written to him about gun control as a backdrop to neatly bifurcating legislative… Continue reading
Division In Washington Strikes Again
All of this was predictable. In a speech to a trade association six weeks ago, I discussed the partisanship and imbalance that would eventually destroy our political system. I said that I thought it was perfectly reasonable to assume that… Continue reading
A Successful Election For Mike Bloomberg And Forces For Moderation And Bipartisanship
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Voters Reject Divisive GOP Strategy. Can Obama And The House Deliver The Compromises The Electorate Wants?
Doug Schoen
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Billionaire Michael Bloomberg had a good election… Continue reading
No Knockout Punch In Foreign Policy Debate
Tonight’s debate was comparable to last week’s town hall – neither candidate managed to deliver a convincing win like Romney in the first debate, but Obama finished with a slight edge.
Judging by the first fifteen minutes of the debate,… Continue reading
The Other Davos
When the One Young World conference begins tomorrow, Pittsburgh will play host to the largest international gathering other than the Olympics or the United Nations — with emerging leaders from nearly 200 countries sharing ideas about global solutions.
This event… Continue reading
A Narrow Win For Romney
Tonight’s presidential debate lived up to the hype. It was clear that Romney was well prepared, showing America a lively and focused side that we have yet to see thus far in the campaign.
And although we saw Obama win… Continue reading
Obama’s Negative Ads Are Doing Their Job
The latest Wall Street Journal/NBC poll puts Obama at 49% and Romney at 43%. Why is Obama still ahead? His negative ads are clearly working.
Romney’s favorability is a full 14 points lower than Obama’s where the President leads 49… Continue reading
The Supreme Court’s Mixed Ruling On Immigration Could Divide Us Further As A Nation
By striking down many components of the Arizona immigration law that sought to deter illegal immigration, while leaving in place the controversial provision requiring that authorities check the immigration status of anyone they detain who’s reasonably suspected of being in… Continue reading
Why the White House is Nervous
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Mongolia’s Slide Toward Autocracy Should Set Off Alarm Bells For West
Doug Schoen
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A Deeper Look At President Elbegdorj’s Statement
Doug Schoen
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Great Strides Made In Developing New Medicines For Cancer
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