"Help the Obamas stand up for working Americans," says this advertisement, which began to spread on the Internet, and goes back to Barack Obama’s campaign website.
While one could imagine Barack Obama calmly watching with a quiet smile as the Republicans continue to tear each other to pieces during their primaries, this ad suggests above all that the incumbent president may not be quite as certain of his re-election as one might think, if he is this ready to use his family. At the beginning of their term, the Obamas indicated that they would rather strive to spare their daughters the spotlight. The ravishing wives and flocks of children or grandchildren that his Republican challengers present at each of their meetings have apparently caused them to change their minds.
Would Barack Obama be afraid of measuring himself against exemplary fathers such as Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum, the two favorites of the day on the Republican side? In this field however, Barack Obama has his work cut out for him: Romney and Santorum present two model families, with five and seven children respectively. Who can top that?
Military power alone cannot sustain global dominance, and attempts to assert it in the face of structural decline may hasten the very outcome they seek to prevent.
[T]he U.S.-European relationship is not merely a transient military alliance, but rather the infrastructure of the Western world since the end of World War II.
This is a particularly opportune moment for Donald Trump to alter the world order in the face of China and Russia and to reshape geopolitics in the Middle East.