Word: disaffectedness
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And there's another nagging question: Are the activities of the coalition armed forces contributing to the attacks? In one sense, Sanchez concedes, they surely are, for U.S. units have deliberately been taking the fight to those bands of Iraqis opposed to the occupation. "When you go on the offensive...
On an apocalyptically radiant December morning, the skyscrapers of Tokyo's high-rise Shinjuku district crumble to the ground in perfect unison. It's a searing spectacle, a ballet of terrorism executed with characteristic Japanese grace and precision. Like 9/11, the attack is an act of blind, vengeful rage that...
For the insurgency to sustain itself and attract new recruits beyond the existing cadre of die-hard Baathists - and, possibly, pockets of Sunni Islamists and disaffected former army officers who have suddenly found themselves with no source of income since the U.S. two weeks ago dissolved the Iraqi army - the...
Klein's story was witty and perceptive. Yet he missed the point. The real lesson of the 2000 election was that Democrats can't win by chasing Republicans further to the right. Both parties are going after the same voters. The key to a Democratic victory in 2004 is to...
“We hope it will bridge the gap between the disaffected and the enthusiastic,” she says.