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...Clinton at 57%.) What struck the surveyors was Bush's 60% disapproval number, and the fact that 47% stronglydisapprove. That's like trying to climb out of a deep hole filled with big rocks - with new rocks being thrown in each week, labeled War, Katrina, Meirs, Dubai, Deficits, Gas Prices, Cheney, Eavesdropping, Leaks...
...saying the Democrats are just as qualified as Republicans to handle national security is not exactly a compliment. Over the last six months, the GOP has seemed to have nothing but lapses on that all-important front, from the deteriorating situations in Iraq and Afghanistan, Hurricane Katrina, and the Dubai ports deal, to new revelations about the President's role in the leaking of pre-war intelligence, his warrantless wiretapping program and, last week, Congress' inability to pass a border security bill...
...made everything valid. Thirty years ago, was the world really that different?Today, the Red Scare has been replaced by radical Islam and nuclear proliferation. Look at the news, and you’ll find that every large issue in America is related to security in some way. The Dubai port deal, the war on terror, immigration, the Mexican border, and even Fox News’ obsessive forays into random murders, all illustrate this. People are concerned about security because they feel insecure. And so, just as the Argentine society supported the military in 1976, Americans today are too willing...
...wish it would be. Chris Krause Edmonton, Canada Security in the Global Market Klein says [March 13] if we give middle-income Americans "economic security" in the form of government-run health care, "they might be willing to look at the rest of the world - and controversies like the Dubai Ports deal - less emotionally." Not only is it a stretch to think that government-run health care would be satisfactory (some Canadian provinces, for instance, are starting to allow more privatized care), but it flirts with absurdity to suggest that it would in any way affect the public's opinion...
...spoke at the event, in an e-mail. “There are so many Harvard alumni in India and this is a huge asset for the country as it moves its economy forward.”Summers spent Monday, March 27, the final day of his trip, in Dubai, where a Harvard Medical School program is collaborating with the local government to construct a 350,000-square-foot medical research facility.The emirate occupied the center of national security debates in the United States after a company based there announced plans to take over management of six major U.S. ports...