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By Paul Krugman From The New York Times Many commentators swooned earlier this week after House Republicans, led by the Budget Committee chairman, Paul Ryan, unveiled their budget…
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By COHA Research Associate Zoë Amerigian From Council on Hemispheric Affairs website • Not much bang for the buck • Should the White House be in the propaganda business? • Use diplomacy…
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By Marin Cogan From POLITICO It’s not easy policing the image of a member of Congress — especially when your boss is Rep. David Rivera, the Florida Republican freshman beset by so many…
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By Elsa Claro They say that no changes have occurred in Cuba, but “the little room is not the same,” whether some people like it or not. This is evidenced by the decision to allow banks…
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By Bill Press "How can the left call for the ouster of Muammar Gadhafi for the sin of killing hundreds of Libyans when it opposed the war waged against Saddam Hussein?" With that…
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By Saul Landau and Nelson Valdes “The United States …should not try or be widely perceived as trying to manipulate religion in pursuit of narrowly drawn interests.” The Chicago…
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By Daniel Shoer Roth From The Miami Herald Rick Scott won the governorship with his famous slogan: “Let’s get to work” – a seven-step plan to create 700,000 jobs in seven years.…
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By Luther Campbell Taken from Miami New Times Julio Robaina will say just about anything to get elected county mayor. First, Hialeah's main man claims he was against the Marlins…
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By former U.S. President Jimmy Carter At the invitation of President Raul Castro, Rosalynn and I visited Havana on behalf of The Carter Center, accompanied by John Hardman, Jennifer…
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By Max J. Castro With the end of the Republican ascendancy, the sunset of the Bush/Cheney era, and the 2008 election of Barack Obama – a politician with as progressive a track record as…
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