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R2P? 50,000 Libyans Never Got The Memo

Rebel commander: “Six months of fighting has left some 50,000 dead” Let’s all remember Obama facilitated this revolution, introducing a novel doctrine with no legal standing, Responsibility To Protect. Then, to avoid Congress, he used NATO to implement it while

The Left and General Motors-Building on Failure

You’ve heard the expression “building on success.” Where you identify something that’s working – and work to maximize and further broaden its fruition. In large part by determining what’s working – and seeking to replicate it. The Left has always

Cheat Sheet: The Monday Morning Round-Up

The number of youth (under 24) in the labor force in July was the lowest on record…like, ever. No doubt this was “unexpected.” Libya is refusing to extradite the Lockerbie bomber, while claiming he is near death. That’s the same

Fears Of Tribal Violence In Libya Grow

Libya is a tribal society, with over 140 tribes, according to CNN. Some analysts are claiming urbanization has reduced tribal identities, and that the population has become much more homogeneous, but I strongly disagree with that, based on theory from

How Long Until the Next Recession?

[audio: http://newledger.com/podcasts/CoffeeandMarkets082211.mp3] Download Podcast | iTunes | Podcast Feed On today’s edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson and Ben Domenech are joined by Francis Cianfrocca to discuss how the upheaval in Libya and the Euro Bond debate will effect

Obama Faces Worst-Case Scenario for 2012

From James Pethokoukis in Reuters: And it may be about to get a whole lot worse for the Obama 2012 campaign. The White House’s worst-case scenario for the economy on Election Day next year has become Wall Street’s baseline scenario.

Union Ain't Wanted: The UAW's Bad Week…

Over a year ago, the president of the United Auto Workers, Bob King, announced a campaign to ‘shame’ foreign automakers with plants here in the U.S. into allowing his union to unionize them–the details of which would be released at

18-Aug-11 World View — Turkey Backs Off On Threat To Syria

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com. 2,000 Egyptian troops take on al-Qaeda in the Sinai Flames rise over gas pipeline targeted by Bedouin militants When Egypt’s pro-democracy protests began in January, they were relatively peaceful in Cairo, but the one

Spare Us the Lecture, Mr. President

For a man who once said “typical white person” during a radio interview to describe his grandmother’s actions toward a black man who kept bugging her at a bus stop, his words of advice to Perry seem comical. Or his