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Posts Tagged ‘George Bush’
Immigration and the Housing Bubble
Posted in Economics, Housing Bubble, Immigration, Steve Sailer, tagged Affirmative Action, Community Reinvestment Act, Default, Foreclosures, George Bush, Inflation, Recession, Steve Sailer, Subprime on 18 Apr 2009 | 4 Comments »
Freedom and Culture
Posted in foreign policy, Immigration, Iraq, Politics, tagged Calhoun, freedom, George Bush, Liberalism, Liberty, Neoconservatism, Political Philosophy, Political Science, Tocqueville on 16 Feb 2009 | 1 Comment »
One of Bush’s more asinine theories of foreign policy, a theory at the heart of much of neoconservatism, is the idea that everyone everywhere wants American-style freedoms and American-style democracy. As he said in his 2007 speech on the surge: The challenge playing out across the broader Middle East is more than a military conflict. [...]
Hillary’s Foreign Policy
Posted in Election, foreign policy, Hillary Clinton, tagged al qaeda, Anti-Terrorism, China, Counter-Terrorism, Foreign Affiars, foreign policy, George Bush, GWB, Hillary Clinton, Idealism, Iran, Iraq, iraq war, Israel, Jimmy Carter, Kissinger, North Korea, Nuclear Proliferation, obama, President Clinton, realism, Russia, Terrorism on 21 Oct 2007 | 10 Comments »
If Obama’s foreign policy is sometimes incoherent, Hillary’s is simply Bush-lite. Her recent essay in Foreign Affairs reveals herself as someone who does not depart substantially from the globalist paradigm of Bush and President Clinton, with the main difference being her greater faith in “diplomacy.” In a world where many nations’ interests involve knocking America down in [...]
The Emerging Bush-Clinton Duopoly
Posted in American History, Election, tagged , Bill Clinton, Bush, Clinton, Corruption, Duopoly, Dynasty, elections, George Bush, Hilary, hillary, Horse Race, Loyalists, Loyalty, Mafia, Monarchy, Monopoly, obama, Patronage, Power, Sandy Berger on 9 Oct 2007 | 1 Comment »
It’s a sign of real degradation in our republic that two families, whose claim to authority chiefly consists of great skill in acquiring power and dispensing benefits to loyalists, are now alternating rule in our country. Where are we . . . Iraq? Since 1988, either a Bush or a Clinton has been President. If [...]
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