Candidate [Marco Rubio] is followed by Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina, who worries that a nation "founded on Judeo-Christian convictions" is "teetering toward tyranny" and who reminds us that the Constitution of the United States, as originally drafted, didn't say anything about an income tax. Just because you're good on TV doesn't mean you can sell socialism to freedom-loving Americans," says Senator DeMint, which is a rather flaccid condemnation compared to what we hear next from Dick Armey, the former majority leader of the House of Representatives, who is pleased to notify [Barack Obama] that "you've proven yourself, even to your fellow Democrats, to be the most incompetent president in our lifetime. The "Yeah! God!" girl is Casey Jo Cooper, who is majoring in political scie...
... administration and extended by the current Obama administration. Let me admit that I am not a fan o... idealist with dangerous leanings toward socialism. But he is not the only culprit. It goes back to w...
I think we're defined as a 'leave us alone' society," [Bill Wilson] is saying. "What this administration and this Congress are going to find is that the American people are not going to be as regimented as their policies envision. "Let 'em go!" Wilson says. "It is not our responsibility as a nation to bail out their bad decisions. "We're going to take a huge dose of socialism," Wilson predicts. "It's going to make us very sick. It's going to be very destructive. The reaction that [Barack Obama] and Nancy Pelosi are setting us up for -- the inflationary doubling and tripling of the monetary supply -- will sweep us away.
The Harper government claims that it is keen to develop a strong policy towards Latin America. Yet it is a flawed approach, supporting US policy at a time when it is at its lowest point in decades, while ignoring both a clear leftward swing of elected Latin American governments in the last five years and the significant importance of Cuba in the region. This paper examines the Harper government's approach to Cuba. Following some general comments on the evolution of Canadian policy towards revolutionary Cuba, it examines some of the errors in the Harper approach, suggests an explanation for the approach employed, and makes suggestions about policies that Ottawa should consider to improve relations. In sports terms, Cuba "punches above its weight"-a fact which is known widely in Latin Ame...
... Castro era, and at a time when the new Obama administration has indicated that it will make sig... with elements of the debate concerning socialism and capitalism, the basic needs of developing vers...
..., We could do worse, Cal Paul criticizes the Obama administration for being "socialist" and expresses... to actually give a basic definition of socialism, he or she can't do it, at least not without looki...
... which hides behind the cause of socialism. Which is merely the polite name for communism, th.... When Barack Obama promised to "fundamentally transform" the United S...
According to a recent article by U.S. Secretary of Health Kathleen Sebelius, Even though we spend more than any other nation on health care, we aren't healthier. [...] by creating co-ops, monitoring big pharma and the health insurance industries, and mandating coverage for all, there may be opportunities to work on cost containment, quality control and enhanced coverage.
... syndrome will have to stand in front of Obama's "death panel" so his bureaucrats can decide, bas...They're using loaded terms like "socialism" and "Nazi.". The reality of health care in the U....
..."Many Cubans confuse socialism with freebies and subsidies," President Raul Castr...American President Barack Obama has hardly mentioned a need to cut programs, even ...
Given the past week, the debate should have been a cinch for [Obama]. But, just as in the primaries, he wilfully refuses to accept what debates are about. It's not a lecture hall; it's a joust. It's not how cerebral you are. It's how visceral you are. You need memorable, sharp, forceful and witty lines. Even when [John McCain] sneered, "I don't need any on-the-job training, I'm ready to go at it right now," Obama didn't directly respond, but veered off into a story about his father being from Kenya and how he got his name. (Thanks, Barack, we got that from your book. It's great for a memoir, but not a debate.) Obama did a poor job of getting under McCain's skin. Or maybe McCain did an exceptional job of not letting Obama get under his skin. McCain nattered about earmarks and Obama ran o...
...Who would have dreamed that when socialism finally came to the USA it would be brought not by...
OPINION COLUMN SAN ANTONIO, Texas - I am not going to pretend, after a week travelling through the Lone Star state, to have comprehensive insights into the endless simmer that is the U.S. presidential election. For all that, Democrats sense change in heavier than usual turnout at advance polls this week, in discontent with government in the wake of recent hurricanes, in unexpected gains by Democrats in local elections and in an intensely fought leadership contest between Obama and Hillary Clinton (she won Texas) that engaged three million registered Democrats.
...It is veiled socialism, he said; a threatened intrusion into the free mar...
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