Tag: Barack Obama

In the early 1970s, America’s influence in the Middle East stood at its peak. Egypt, then the region’s chief political power, had just expelled Russia,…

Current and former democratic presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton spoke on the future of The United States’ criminal justice system before the National Association…

After Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown, after the killings of unarmed and unresisting African-Americans — one 12-years-old — in New York, Cleveland, Los Angeles and…

Three years ago, as we were ending our disastrous war in Iraq, Barack Obama, who first emerged on the national scene by warning against it…

It is not often that a leader of a well-known and well-respected country makes a point to address the American public directly, let alone by…

The 2012 presidential election pits the celebrated first black president in American history against the energetic rhetorical former governor of Massachusetts as the nominees of…

Roughly 67.2 million people viewed the first 2012 presidential debate Oct. 3, undoubtedly seeking to receive clarified answers to their numerous questions in order to…

Justin Roczniak   North Carolina recently secured its place as the most reprehensible state in the union by passing, in this enlightened year of 2012,…

Robert Zaller   A few years ago, walking around an upper-middle class neighborhood in southern California, I noticed that home sale prices were near the…

Robert Zaller   The police crackdowns on the Occupy Wall Street movement have thrown a glaring new spotlight on a law enforcement system that seems…