The idea of American policy focusing on Asia was, of course, a conclusion drawn from the new analysis of America’s global presence, which recommended that it should consolidate its part in the Pacific region.
<i>Hillary Clinton is gaining ground as the potential Democratic candidate for 2016.</i>
The predictions have come to pass. The Republicans won the U.S. general elections by a large margin, in governors’ races as well as in races for other public offices. With the midterm elections out of the way and two more [Read more]
<i>Democratic governors lose key seats in the run up to 2016</i>
<i>The great Democratic bastion of New England begins to crumble</i>
Americans are tired of dreams. Much to the dismay of Obama and his party, they want realities, especially with regard to the economy. Only 27 percent believe that their income will [Read more]
In what country do left-leaning candidates distance themselves from a president on the left? The natural answer is in France! President Hollande is so unpopular right now that future Socialist candidates receive invitations to enlist in the service of other leaders. But there is another campaign that illustrates this [Read more]
As an old political proverb from the U.S. dictates, "you campaign in poetry, you govern in prose." Barack Obama, who once inspired millions of Americans with his highly ambitious rhetoric, but who then became entangled in the complicated web of political life, is the perfect embodiment of this. Be it in poetry or [Read more]
