spectator.co.uk - 11/26/2008
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On my recent travels in America, I met two types of Republicans: those possessed by the most profound, gut-wrenching fear of the supreme danger that President-elect Obama represented for their country and the world, and those who believed that he was merely a cynical opportunist who had ...
spectator.co.uk - 11/20/2008
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Britain cannot afford a failed Pakistan Elliot Wilson
Elliot Wilson says that the near-collapse of the Islamic...
state should focus minds in this country, which is inextricably linked to Pakistan. Its implosion would stoke extremism here The loss of ...
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... "If Israel is to be browbeaten into committing suicide, however, it is
essential that the fingerprints of the Israel-haters are not found at the
scene of the crime and that it is carried out instead by someone with
impeccable credentials as an Israel supporter. That person may well be
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“Carpe diem” — or can we all relax now?
By Melanie Phillips, The Spectator
On my recent travels in America, I met two types of Republicans: those possessed by the most profound, gut-wrenching fear of the supreme danger that President-elect Obama represented for their country and the world, and those who believed that he was merely a cynical opportunist who had used radical politics as a means of achieving power but who, mindful of the need not to derail his presidency and indeed to campaign for a second term, ...
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... Melanie Phillips takes little comfort from Obama's "centrist" appointments. In this post, she makes what I think is an indisputable point -- the president-elect's selection of Hillary Clinton, Rahm Emanuel, Robert Gates, Jim Jones, etc. is consistent with either of two theses: (1) Obama intends to govern from the center-left in about the same way Bill Clinton did and (2) Obama intends to govern from the left but does not intend to "torpedo his presidency at the very start by displaying a radical bent." Naturally, the appointments are also consistent with a scenario somewhere ...
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