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There was no ‘tipping point’ in the 2012 election

11/07/2012 Published on Foxnews.com

There was no tipping point in this election. Former Gov. Mitt Romney simply made a number of strategic errors that cost him and the Republican Party the presidency, and any hope that they had of winning control of the U.S.… Continue reading →

Why The Trade Issue Matters On Election Day

10/22/2012 Published on Forbes.com
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With Election Day only 15 days away, it’s clear that economic issues will drive both President Obama and Governor Romney’s closing arguments. Despite unemployment dropping below 8 percent in the most recent jobs report, poll after poll shows that likely… Continue reading →

The Other Davos

10/17/2012 Published on Forbes.com
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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 →

What the polls aren’t telling us about the 2012 election

09/26/2012 Published on Foxnews.com

There has probably been more discussion of polls, sample, design, questioning technique, and of course, results of opinion polls, in this election than ever before. ;
As someone who has made his living doing polls for the last 35 years,… Continue reading →

The Venezuelan Election Deserves Our Attention

09/21/2012 Published on Forbes.com
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There is a crucial election about to take place in Venezuela. Basic issues of freedom and economic liberty are at stake for the Venezuelan people. And with Venezuela being both our largest oil provider and a chief anti-American aggressor with… Continue reading →

Embassy Attacks Underscore An Alarming Post-Arab Spring Shift Towards Anti-American and Anti-Israel Sentiment

09/12/2012 Published on Forbes.com
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Yesterday’s entirely unjustified and outrageous attacks on 11th anniversary of 9/11 no less underscore an alarming shift in public opinion that is clear, quantifiable, and growing exponentially within the Arab Street since the onset of the Arab Spring uprisings last… Continue reading →

Book Review: Who’s Counting?

08/28/2012 Published on Forbes.com
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BOOK REVIEW: “Who’s Counting? How Fraudsters and Bureaucrats Put Your Vote At Risk” By John Fund and Hans Von Spakovsky
In Who’s Counting?, authors John Fund and Hans Von Spakovsky draw upon hard evidence to make the case that there… Continue reading →

Why Obama’s gay marriage endorsement could ultimately be more harmful than helpful

05/10/2012 Published on Foxnews.com

Wednesday afternoon, Barack Obama became the first president of the United States to openly support same sex marriage – declaring unequivocal support for gay marriage in an interview with ABC News.
His surprise endorsement reflects the position being echoed by… Continue reading →