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Articles about failed Presidency (0-29 of 29)
- The Neocolonial Fabrication Of Iraq A Country Without Justice
By: Dj Stan | - A recently published Report by the leading humanitarian NGO Human Rights Watch makes state of the dramatic situation that prevails in the judiciary system of the neocolonial fabrication of post-war Iraq. The Report sheds light on an impossible situation ensued from the calamitous mismanagement of the country by the biased US administration; that's why I will republish the Report in a series of articles. In the present article, I republish the Introduction, the Table of Contents, the Summary, and ...
Tags: Government, Military, Armour Force
- Politicians, Gods & Messiahs
By: charu102 | - I heard a conversation take place the other day where one person was explaining to another how he felt about Barack Obama. He told this woman that to him, and to people in his generation, Barack Obama represented the same hope that Jack Kennedy had represented to that generation. This statement sent shivers down my spine. Here was a man in his late fifties not only comparing Barack Obama to John F. Kennedy, (no offense, but Mr. Obama is no John F. Kennedy) but he's hanging his hopes and dreams o ...
Tags: Government, Voting | Electoral Process
- All Websites Are International
By: ANIL BOBAL | - Tip O'Neill, the late Speaker of The House of Representatives is often quoted as saying "All politics is local," meaning a politician that helps a constituent with a problem is likely to win that vote based on the personal assistance provided, irrespective of that politician's stance on the larger, more weighty, geo-political issues. What then of business, is all business local or international?
Shopping Is An Experience
The world has changed dramatically since the days ...
Tags: Affiliate, Internet Marketing, Small business
- Obama's Hundred Days
By: Nate Gillespie | - April 29 isn't a date that would normally stand out on the calendar. This year it falls on a Wednesday, almost but not quite marking the end of the month. We suspect that most years, April 29 would slip by without most of us taking any particular notice of it.
But this year, perhaps for the only time ever, April 29 will be received with great fanfare. This year, April 29 will have its day in the sun, temporarily rivaling more famous dates like July 4 or October 31. Why? Because this ...
Tags: Obama, Hundred Days, US history, Great Depression, White House, Civil War, Congress, Barack Obama
- "jim Dandy To The Rescue"--- Of The Economy
By: Steve Selengut | - More than fifty years ago, LaVern Baker & The Gliders, brought Jim Dandy into the fray to lasso runaway horses, dry the tears in little girls' eyes, and to save special mermaids from the hooks of villainous fishermen.
(Black Oak Arkansas' rendition on You Tube will help you understand what your parents and grandparents survived.) Go, Jim Dandy! Go, Jim Dandy!
This generation's "runaway train" is a slip sliding housing market victimized by lender's greed, Wall Street ...
Tags: social security, You Tube, 401(k), IRA, housing market, defined benefit plan, pension, retirement income, Fa
- The Inauguration Of Barack Obama - A/k/a Barry Soetoro
By: Rev Michael Bresciani | - Twenty two percent of the United States voted for Obama in the general election. John McCain drew a little under Obamas tally so that means that 78 percent of the nation either voted for McCain or did not vote at all. With all the hype about the Obama inauguration it seems safe to say not everyone is perfectly thrilled with the choice the 22 percent has made. Lets see.
The sycophantic gushing of the liberal media goes on in full splendor in spite of the accusations ...
Tags: Barry Soetoro, Barack Obama, Roosevelt Bush, Hollister, Hitler, Mao, Stalin, Lincoln, Howard Kurtz, Washington Post, Brad Pitt, FOCA, Matt Barber, World View Times
- The Chatting Holy Grail
By: Patrick Omari | - As 2008 comes to a close, we can take a look back at the year's biggest news stories, technological advances and discoveries. I have been watching my crystal balls and I can tell you that nothing hypnotised me like the spawning growth of social media networks. As a blogger I always trolled the net looking for cutting edge tools. I wasn't disappointed, they came in leaps and bounds.
I admit that the year 2008 had many Firsts; ironically while scientists working for mission critical ...
Tags: travel blog, money saving, travel advise, travel tips
- Craigread: Leadership
By: C. Read | - What Constitutes Great Leadership ?
Within the story of the last century we see the rise not only of the great Liberal Darwin Freud conflict over the question of human nature and human freedom, but we see towering above the masses the crags and peaks of peculiar individuals, our human ancestors and comrades, called leaders, that seemed to stand out against the background, as the catalysts of change. What then constitutes the cellular and molecular makeup of these rare character ...
Tags: Winston Churchill, Churchill books
- Is Obama A Citizen Of The United States Of America?
By: Angêl | - I feel that Barack Obama, wanna-be-President, should be declared ineligible to hold the office of the United States of America. I also think that Justice Anthony McLeod Kennedy should be impeached on account of his apparent illiteracy, or inability to understand the Constitution of the United States of America. If this does not happen, I predict that some crazy, John Wilkes Booth wanna-be, will kill him within the first year of his criminal Presidency.
I think that Barack Obama is a nat ...
Tags: OBAMA, CLINTON, PRESIDENT, LAW, COURT, KENYA, BIRTH, HAWAII
- Ron Pollack: Fund Manager, Family Man, Friend
By: Emory Chapman | - Seeing this man walk down your street, you would not be able to guess that he had set up one of the biggest hedge funds in the country, peaking at over one billion USD. While in a Florida office, wearing naught but shorts and a t-shirt, Ron Pollack discussed his success as a hedge fund seller and manager, the members of his family, the charities he's worked with and why he is returning to managing funds after six years. He said that short selling was what he needed to do.
Ron Poll ...
Tags: Ron Pollack
- Indian Removal Initiated Under Jackson
By: Jeff Stats | - When Andrew Jackson became a president in 1829, 125,000 Native Americans still lived east of the Mississippi River. 60,000 of Cherokees, Creeks, Choctaw, and Chickasaw Indians held millions of acres in Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi. The most crucial political issues at that time were if all of these Indians would be allowed to stop the expansion of white man and if the U.S. government would tolerate the previous treaties with Indians. Under Jackson's presidency two solutions of this iss ...
Tags: American history, history essay, Indian removal, President
- Can I Can An Affordable Health Insurance Anywhere?
By: Gnubas | - In this informative article about affordable health insurance, we hope to share you the several aspects that this important subject has to offer you. Today, health care costs in America are patently ridiculous for the average wage earner. Unless you are lucky enough to have employer-paid health insurance, you can easily shell out $500 a month to protect you in the case of a life-threatening event such as cancer or a massive heart attack. Should you require an extended hospital stay, you can expe ...
Tags: Insurance, Health
- A Sort Experience Needed To Be A Good President
By: bobby james | - Is there any specific experience that can best prepare an individual to be the President of the United States? Service in the military? Running a business? Governing a state? Or will the much maligned legislative experience suffice? How much of the right sort of experience is enough? Consider the resumes of two of our best presidents.
Consider first Mr. Lincoln. When Lincoln came to office he had served a number of terms in the Illinois state legislature, only one term in the Hous ...
Tags: libertarian, libertarianism, politics, liberty, freedom
- Why Is Water4gas So Popular?
By: GARKO | - Quick quiz if someone has a job and they dont do it what is going to happen to that person? RIGHT! They get fired. A high profile example, Rudy Giuliani was the GOP frontrunner in the race for the presidency. Rudy performed so badly in the debates, made such a public spectacle of himself so many times (for instance dressing in drag) and upset so many folks that he ended up as a SNL parody of himself and ultimately had to drop out in disgrace.
In a similar fashion, when the ...
Tags: water4gas, gas, gasoline, fuel, oil, petroleum, save money on gas, bette, er mpg, miles per gallon, cleaner emissions, environmental solutions, alternative energy
- Societal Laws And The Success Of Water4gas
By: GARKO | - Riddle me this, caped crusader when is an employee no longer an employee? Right! When he stopped acting as a good employee and got their butt fired. Most recently, Rudy Giuliani started off as the GOP frontrunner in the race for the presidency. Giuliani ran such an arrogant campaign based soley on fear politics that he ultimately all but disappeared from public view, thank gawd! .
Similarly, when moral codes become exposed as non survival then they go by the wayside. The social ...
Tags: water4gas, gas, gasoline, fuel, oil, petroleum, save money on gas, bette, er mpg, miles per gallon, cleaner emissions, environmental solutions, alternative energy
- John Edwards Should Be President
By: The Buffalo | - Populism. John Edwards' campaign is considered by many to have populist themes; lifting up the working class, fighting for the middle class, healthcare for everyone and eliminating poverty. These are concepts that we should embrace. We should help those who can't help themselves. John Edwards tells every American that he will fight for them.
The defining attribute that makes Edwards appealing may be the reason why he won't win the nomination. He won't take mon ...
Tags: John Edwards, Hillary Clinton, President, It's a Wonderful Life, Barack Obama, populism, election 2008, Democrats
- Bush Using Darfur, Aids To Salvage Failed Presidency
By: James Opiko | - Rap Artist Kanye West had this to say: "George Bush doesn't care about black people!" -- Said during a Hurricane Katrina telethon.
After the Katrina disaster many polls indicated that large majorities of blacks believed that the federal response to Hurricane Katrina would have been considerably speedier had those trapped in New Orleans been rich and white, and that the slow response was an indication of continuing racial inequity in this country.
Most whites disagr ...
Tags: Bush, Darfur, Aids, genocide, sudan, failed Presidency, foreign aid, Hurricane Katrina, Reagan
- On Politics: News Writers Are Really Political Hacks - Part 2
By: Ed Bagley | - Copyright 2007 Ed Bagley
When reading Charles Krauthammer, I am reminded that Henry Ford said "the hardest thing to do in the world is to think, and that is why people do so little of it." This is especially true during Presidential elections which start about a year too early and end about a year too late.
It is often hard for me to decide which is wearier, the droppings of a contentious person or a Presidential election.
We have 18 more excruci ...
Tags: Henry Ford, Charles Krauthammer, Ann Coulter, Dick Morris, Rudy Giuliani, John Edwards, Barack Obama
- The Christ, Ratu Adil & Satria Piningit--revealed?! Part 3
By: Luxamore | - Then came the announcement made by Benjamin Creme in the late seventies and early eighties that Lord Maitreya was already here on earth and living somewhere in London, England, among the Asian community. According to Creme, Maitreya, the Christ descended from his retreat in the Himalayas in July 1977 and took residence in the British Isle, and that he has already met privately with journalists and influential leaders from all fields of human endeavor. In June 11, 1988, Maitreya was said to have ...
Tags: Creme, Christ, Maitreya, Imam Mahdi, Satria, Knight, Chohan, Master, Bacon, esoteric, spirituality
- The Unbearable Stupidity Of Al Gore
By: Stew Mayers | - There are many descriptions which aptly fit Al Gore the 35 year political veteran. Appellations such as dumb, deceitful, ignorant, demagogic, hypocrite, or mad would be appropriate. Gore has raised money illegally, lied incessantly on various topics, paid his own firm to trade credit-emissions' to offset his carbon footprint' and uttered phrases so mind-numbingly dumb that even G.W. Bush's inconsistent grasp of English and logic looks Churchillian by comparison.
You know such ...
Tags: president bush, george bush, bush administration, bush campaign, bush family, george w bush, bush lies, john kerry, vice president, gore, bush team, m
- What It Takes To Be A Winner
By: Doug Ragan | - "If you continue to do what you've always done, you will continue to get what you've always got!" Yogi Berra
It is easy to be a loser. All you have to do after you failed at something is to continue the patterns and thoughts that created your personal conditions of failure and lack of achievement. It really is that simple. Most people are scared of the challenges that being successful will bring, or they just lack the willpower to do what it takes to be successful. The realization ...
Tags: business, finance, create wealth, wealth, financial freedom, home business, franchise, motivational
- Stock Research And Market To Be Affected Big Time Post November Election
By: Richard Stoyeck | - Stock research normally tells us that pick the right stocks and it really doesn't matter what the market does. When you survey history however, this seemingly true statement turns out not to be the case. You can have all the stock research in the world, but if the market goes against you, it doesn't matter.
The stock market is making new highs with the Dow Jones Industrial Average piercing the 12000 barrier for the first time since the Dow Jones was created. The question now becom ...
Tags: iraq
- President Bush Contrasting The Decision Making Skills Of Jfk And George W. Bush
By: Richard Stoyeck | - Copyright (c) 2006 Richard Stoyeck
Presidents of the United States can only make decisions based on the information they are getting from the people and other sources that are available to them. Different Presidents obtain that data flow in different ways. This is particularly important because the events we are dealing with are so much more crucial than other Presidents may be dealing with. Iraq, North Korea, high gasoline prices, competitive position versus China, long-term defi ...
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