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Homeward bound?(US military)
BOTH U.S. political parties--the Democrats and the Republicans--compete to see who can be more interventionist in world affairs. Although many liberal Democrats emphasize working through international institutions and organizations, such as the United Nations, and many conservative Republicans focus more on unilaterally employing U.S. power, they all end up trying to meddle in the policies of other nations and peoples, often using military force. Both parties want to fix the Middle East and Afghanistan, aggressively advance democracy and human rights around the world, attempt to stop the drug trade and international crime, and so on. For example, the candidates of both ...
- Macbeth in Mesopotamia.(possible United States-Iraq war results)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: The Nation Hitchens, Christopher August 19, 2002 700+ words
...warranto: By what right would the United States appoint itself the arbiter of Iraqi...intervention might argue as follows: The United States, especially after September 11, has...ostensible justification. Moreover, the United States cannot just proclaim itself as the...
- Blogging the long war: Bill Roggio wants to be your source for conflict...
- Magazine article from: Columbia Journalism Review Mcleary, Paul March 1, 2008 700+ words
...services a second thought. It was an arrangement that seemed to work well for both groups as long as peace prevailed. When the United States invaded Iraq in 2003, among the seven-hundred-odd journalists who embedded with combat units were few who were familiar...
- EU Leaders to Stress Trade Ties with United States, Not Iraq War Differences.
- Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News June 18, 2003 700+ words
...and common political goals with the United States while downplaying divisions that exploded...collected from dumping cases. The United States most recently has challenged at the...consensus on trade issues, but the United States and European Union are seen as leaders...
- Receptionist of the United States: a young Iraq war veteran, Darienne Page...
- Magazine article from: New York Times Upfront Zeleny, Jeff September 21, 2009 700+ words
...used by the Secret Service for President of the United States. His wife, Michelle, is FLOTUS (First Lady of the United States). And then there's ROTUS (receptionist of the United States), 27-year-old Darienne Page. "This is the...
- Rally 'round the flag: opinion in the United States before and after the Iraq...
- Brookings Review Lindsay, James M. Smith, Caroline June 22, 2003 700+ words
The Iraq War validated a basic rule of American politics: the American public closes...about the country's institutions and American society as a whole. The United States now confronts the question of how to win the peace in Iraq. From the...
- Re-occupy Iraq?(United States on the Iraq War)
- Magazine article from: The National Interest Stacey, Jeffrey July 1, 2007 700+ words
...that a new president from either party will have to take the United States in a dramatically different direction. Admitting privately...would be again on training Iraqi troops faster to enable the United States to withdraw sooner rather than later. Alternatively, Democrats...
- Embeds find facts: pew study. (Breaking).(reporting 2003 United States-Iraq...
- Magazine article from: Broadcasting & Cable April 7, 2003 700+ words
WASHINGTON -- A study of the reports generated by embedded journalists in the war in Iraq concludes that the overwhelming number of stories from the frontlines are primarily factual, according to The Project for Excellence in Journalism. The PEJ study found embedded coverage "lacks context but it
- When Johnny comes marching home. (the furies).(unemployment in the United...
- Magazine article from: Insight on the News Burton, Douglas April 29, 2003 700+ words
...rape squads and human shredding. And they remember who saved them. And who didn't. There's a new world order. The United States is the house. The U.S. military are the bouncers. But at this table? Iraq is the dealer. DOUGLAS BURTON IS AN ASSOCIATE...
