Category Archives: The Obama Files
Manipulating Obama High Stakes Interest Group Politics Speaks To True Desperation
The reelection bid of President Barack Obama has posed some interesting dilemmas for those who helped push the change agenda. The change agenda has evolved into a manipulation agenda, whereby everybody has a new demand for the President. The new demand is an extension of the old demands of classic “stakeholder” politics; what did the President promise versus what did the President deliver on, with a little “what have you done for me lately” added in. They represent the segmented politics that either want to continue the change that pushes Obama back in, or be the change that pushes him … Continue reading
Attack On Libya: When Islamophobia Collides With Negrophobia
The decision to elevate the assault on Libya and its leader, Moammar Gadhafi, has some very chilling forecasts for normalizing relations with Muslims in America. Libya is involved in a civil war for which no vital American interests are at stake. Libya only controls two percent of the world’s oil, of which the United States is not highly invested. The destabilization of Libya now threatens the stabilization of the whole Middle East region. Yet the U.S. can’t resist invading another Muslim nation. Interesting. Following the regime change in Egypt, conflict in Libya signals the changing of the guard of a … Continue reading
The Party of ‘NO’ Is About To Get Their Chance
The Republican Party is about to return from a two year banishment, from political Siberia, back into the political mainstream as it seats its House majority for the 112th Congress. While “change” of the past two years has occurred (no matter what the rhetoricians says), some of the most progressive change in recent congressional history mind you, the Republicans spent most of their time trying to find the tail they lost in the 2008 Presidential elections. For the past two years, the Republicans have spent their energy whining and crying on the sidelines, playing the obstructionist role and fanning the … Continue reading