Steve Scalise | Watching America

Germany: Intentionally Uncompromising

Michael Stehle - November 1, 2023. Published in Die Tageszeitung

The public can barely comprehend who among the Republican caucus is really fighting whom and why.

Canada: NAFTA: Who’s Acting in Bad Faith, Now?

Robin Koerner - October 10, 2018. Published in La Presse

Canadian negotiators shouldn’t let themselves be intimidated. Their country’s best interests should guide them, not the interests of the American president and his sidekicks.

Spain: In the United States, a Divided 4th of July

Robin Koerner - July 15, 2017. Published in El Mundo

The problem is that Trump isn’t a candidate; he’s the president. And constantly fanning the flames of division can be dangerous.

Mexico: Weapons and Violence, Even at the Ballpark

Robin Koerner - July 5, 2017. Published in La Crónica de Hoy

There is unending mourning in the U.S. because 325 million people live with 310 million guns.

Canada: In America, Every Drop of Blood Spilled Is Political Now

Rejeanne Lacroix - June 21, 2017. Published in iPolitics

The televised spectacle of blood in the streets, the ensuing displays of grief — they’ve become familiar enough to be numbing. Maybe this is the only way left for Americans to find fresh meaning in something so commonplace as a man firing a gun into a crowd.

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Germany: Intentionally Uncompromising

Canada: NAFTA: Who’s Acting in Bad Faith, Now?

Spain: In the United States, a Divided 4th of July

Mexico: Weapons and Violence, Even at the Ballpark

Canada: In America, Every Drop of Blood Spilled Is Political Now

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