Obama and Democracy in Africa
No American president has ever spoken so candidly on African soil about the real roots of Africa's development malaise.
No American president has ever spoken so candidly on African soil about the real roots of Africa's development malaise.
It's time to pull the plug. Call off the resuscitation team. Bring in the coroner. Health care reform is dead. Obama gave it a good shot, but it was doomed from the start.
There is no doubt that the time is right for our President to assert the importance of working through global cooperation to achieve the mutally-desirable goal of planetary survival.
A quarter of US oil imports are expected to come from West Africa by 2015. That could explain why Obama chose Ghana over, say, his father's homeland of Kenya.
Sena Atoklo is a broadcast journalist and resident of Ghana who has worked with the BBC and ITV in the UK, and ETV South Africa. Over the next week, h...
Lt. Col. Vandeveld said, "I simply could not in good conscience continue to work for an ad-hoc, hastily created apparatus whose evident resort to expediency and ethical compromise were so contrary to my own."
Part of Obama's message is most assuredly that US assistance, heretofore strong and, at times, unquestioning, may in the future be linked to a compelling proof of democracy, openness and good governance.
"Welcome back, my friends, to the show that never ends..." All week long, this line has been running through my head. It's from an Emerson, Lake, and...
Why now? Why did the House allow hundreds of dubious, abusive Bush signing statements in eight years without such an amendment, but can find its courage and love of accountability today?
Amid the anticipated media narrative, of Ghana excitedly welcoming the first Black President on his first trip to sub-Saharan Africa, many are also wondering about the substance.
President Obama obviously doesn't have enough time to watch TV regularly. But when he does, he's said in several recent interviews, he tries to catch HBO's Entourage.
Virtually all food assistance provided by the United States to Africa is required to be produced and packaged here and shipped on U.S. flagged vessels halfway around the world.
Taking someone's words and rearranging them to tell a completely different story is wrong. It's not journalism, reporting or even commentary. It's lying. So why isn't this front page news?
The Week's Top Stories in Foreign Affairs : Re-Settling of US-Russia Relations Facts:US President Barack Obama traveled to Russia this week and met wi...
Right, Mr. O'Reilly, an event whose mission statement begins with "Our mission is primarily about spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ" doesn't have any "specific religion in play."
As the representative of GM's new majority owner, and as chief officer of the major banks in the US, Obama has become a de facto chairman of sorts and can now add 'Captain of Industry' 'to his resume.
President Obama should fulfill the promise of candidate Obama by engaging with the people of Africa and doubling foreign aid to $50 billion a year by 2012.
One can't help but wonder if by requesting this money from the G8 in the name of charity we are instead trying to promote our own economy.
The U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has shown no commitment to removing corporate giants from small business contracting programs.
A key aspect of constitutionalism is that it begins and ends with the people, rather than rhetoric, institutions, or leaders. Thus the genius of Obama's policy of actual democracy promotion.
As details emerge of how the Fed secretly doled out more than a trillion dollars during the financial crisis, a rare bipartisan movement in Congress demands that the Fed be held accountable.
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When D i.ck Ch eney b lew back into town,
Said "I'll go for a ride
and have a look 'r0und."
And he took off his fed0ra,
and stuck his fingers in the cr0wn,
And he pulled out twenty d0llars
and he placed that m0ney d0wn.
And he called out to a taxi cab,
"Take me d0wn to the White H0use,
And keep that meter run.nin'
to the twenty d0llars runs 0ut."
And he kept his eyes turned forward
and he sat up straight and tall
And n0 one even noticed him,
n0 one c ared at all.
It's a Fine, Fine Day,
for a t rial
It's a Fine, Fine Day,
for justice c0min' h0me.
You did your sch.emin '
now you will do ha.rd time.
But you ain't gonna s.in no m0re,
they can't keep you f ree no m0re.
It's a Fine, Fine Day
And H0lder's gonna take it,
H0lder's gonna take it away
First time I saw Ch eney,
I was just about this tall
And he always made the President
kinda c ra.zy when he'd call.
Him and the POTUS
would stand and whisper in the hall
Then they'd dis.sappear,
and maybe not c0me home at all.
Then 0ne day Ch eney stopped comin' round
Heard he'd gotten himself into
a little tr0uble 0ut in Georget0wn
Sometime after that
he finaly dis.sappeared for good,
Then he pulled a H0udini,
like we always knew he w0uld
NO MORE WAFFLING ON THIS - JUST EFFING DO IT.
NO MORE WAFFLING ON THIS - JUST F**KING DO IT.
Holder should bar Bush and Cheney from leaving the country and confiscate their passports to stop them from fleeing to Bush's ranch in South America.
I miss horton !!!
heardawho
Little one is napping.
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