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How Americans’ perceive the U.S. greatest enemy, by party
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How Americans’ perceive the U.S. greatest enemy, by party
April 12, 2024

A recent Gallup poll revealed Americans’ attitude to the world. While Republicans believe China is the United States’ greatest enemy, Democrats point to Russia. Interestingly, for independent voters, America’s third greatest enemy is America itself.

A guerra de Israel, a aposta de Netanyahu
April 5, 2024

O apoio do Partido Democrata dos EUA a Israel está rapidamente se rompendo – um “tremor ideológico”, Peter Beinart (editor de Correntes Judaicas) chama isto. Desde 07 de outubro “tornou-se um terremoto” – a “Grande Ruptura”.

A guerra de Israel, a aposta de Netanyahu
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Will the U.S. Government Assassinate Benjamin Netanyahu?
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Will the U.S. Government Assassinate Benjamin Netanyahu?
March 24, 2024

You may think that Benjamin Netanyahu would be just about the least likely foreign government leader for the United States government to assassinate. After all, he is the prime minister of Israel, a nation to which US President Joe Biden and all top congressional leaders — Democratic and Republican — have expressed their devotion.

It’s Time for the White House to Put Up or Shut Up
March 12, 2024

If Biden was in the midst of an acute international crisis that required his continued focus and attention, he ought to have postponed the interviews — surely even Hur didn’t think it was that time-sensitive.

It’s Time for the White House to Put Up or Shut Up
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Graham’s U-turns Have Senate Colleagues Fed up: ‘Annoying,’ ‘Tiresome’
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Graham’s U-turns Have Senate Colleagues Fed up: ‘Annoying,’ ‘Tiresome’
March 11, 2024

Republican and Democratic senators who have worked for years with Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) are fuming over his decision to oppose a $95 billion defense and foreign aid package.

They Lost the Popular Vote but Became U.S. Presidents
March 8, 2024

In a United States presidential election, the candidate who gains the most votes nationwide is said to have won the popular vote. However, the popular vote is not used to determine who is elected as the nation’s president or vice president. Thus it is possible for the winner of the popular vote to end up losing the election. This is because presidential elections are indirect elections; the votes cast on Election Day are not cast directly for a candidate, but for members of the Electoral College.

They Lost the Popular Vote but Became U.S. Presidents
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Blood Money: The Top Ten Politicians Taking the Most Israel Lobby Cash
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Blood Money: The Top Ten Politicians Taking the Most Israel Lobby Cash
February 12, 2024

As the Israeli attack on Gaza, Lebanon and Syria intensifies, the U.S. public watch on aghast. A new poll finds that Americans support a permanent ceasefire by a more than 2:1 ratio (including the vast majority of Democrats and a plurality of Republicans).

Biden Needs a ‘Hail Mary’ Pass to Win the Game
February 6, 2024

Many Democrats have even gone so far as to suggest Biden withdraw from the race, and let another person take a shot at winning.

Biden Needs a ‘Hail Mary’ Pass to Win the Game
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