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What happens if you hurl your shoes at a U.S. President?
By: grlpatriot on: Dec 15,2008 In: Foreign PolicySymbolically speaking, it’s a major insult in Arab countries; literally, it might mean a one way ticket to an undisclosed CIA location. Regardless of how you feel about Bush, I don’t recommend throwing anything at him because it might be construed as an attempt on his life. Despite the major insult, Bush responded when asked [...]
Alegre’s Corner Week In Review
By: grlpatriot on: Aug 18,2008 In: Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Convention, DNC, Democracy, Democratic Nominee, Democratic Party, Flip Flop, Foreign Policy, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Just Say No Deal, Media, PUMA, PollsThe convention begins next week. The coalition has accomplished much (raising money and awareness, and getting Hillary’s name into nomination), but we still have much work left to do. Now is the time to pump up the volume and work overtime! This is our last opportunity to get Hillary nominated.
Stay tuned for the latest [...]
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On Tuesday, July 15, in Washington D.C., Barack Obama gave a speech entitled, “A New Strategy for a New World,” in which he speechified on foreign policy and invoked a series of historically significant U.S. foreign policy players and events.
Obama opened his speech, boldly, with the Marshall plan, proclaiming that “Sixty-one years ago, George Marshall [...]
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