On Meet the Press on Sunday, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said the senator he most admires is former Sen. Phil Gramm (R-TX) because of his fierce opposition to what he referred to as “HillaryCare” in 1993. Cruz said that when
National Security Adviser Susan Rice appearing on CNN’s Fareed Zakaria…
After being snubbed by Iranian leader Hassan Rouhani at the UN last week, President Barack Obama clawed back some respect–in the eyes of the American media, if not the world–with a 15-minute telephone call. It was the first time presidents
The Al Qaeda terror group has opened a Twitter account. According to The Washington Free Beacon, the account was opened on September 23; early tweets dealt with “divisions between two Al Qaeda rebel groups in Syria.” The Arabic-language account, @shomokhalislam, had
In the first installment, we observed the ongoing rebellion against the established leadership of both parties. As Sen. Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, told The Weekly Standard recently, I’m convinced we’re seeing a new paradigm in American politics. We’ve seen what happens when America’s
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Spain to switch from Nazi time to British time Washington gives $100 million non-bailout bailout money to Detroit U.N. Security Council passes overhyped, totally irrelevant resolution on Syria U.N. Climate panel issues overhyped, totally
In rolling the dice on Iran, Syria and Middle East peace, President Barack Obama has made Secretary of State John Kerry the chief executor of his foreign policy legacy — a role denied to Hillary Clinton. Intriguing comparisons between Obama’s
As the war on Christianity continues unabated throughout North Africa and many parts of the Middle East, Islamists are burning statues and crosses in churches in northern Syria. AFP reports that fighters from the Islamic State of Iraq and the
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com How Hezbollah’s reluctant foray into Syria changed the Mideast Pakistan’s PM Nawaz Sharif under fire over peace talks with Taliban How Hezbollah’s reluctant foray into Syria changed the Mideast Nasrallah gives a televised speech
Russia said on Thursday it was willing to join international efforts to safeguard Syria’s chemical weapons during their destruction under an agreement brokered with Washington. The top diplomat visited Damascus earlier this month in an effort to convince Moscow’s ally
President Barack Obama’s job approval rating is at a two-year low, according to a New York Times/CBS poll released on Wednesday. According to the Times, 49 percent of the population disapproves of Obama’s job performance, “and 43 percent approves, matching
A recently released YouGov poll shows that Americans overwhelming believe Russian President Vladimir Putin has been far more effective during the Syrian chemical weapons crisis than President Obama. In fact, it was not even close. When asked, “Which world leader
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Venezuela’s economy approaches full-scale hyperinflation Russia-spawned Al-Muhajireen terrorists fight Russia’s allies in Syria Ex-Guantanamo prisoner dies fighting Assad in Syria Venezuela’s economy approaches full-scale hyperinflation Venezuela’s Amuay Refinery explosion, August 25, 2012 According to
Who is al-Shabaab? Who are the jihadist terrorists that attacked the Westgate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya and slaughtered non-Muslims and anyone who could not recite an Islamic prayer or name the prophet Muhammad’s mother? They are an al-Qaeda affiliated group
One of Prager University’s core tenets involves sharing information that isn’t taught in most colleges. That certainly applies to the nuances of the Iraq War, a subject the left seized upon ever since the first shot was fired with their
In a September 24 address to the United Nations, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said “nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction have no place in Iran’s security and defense doctrine.” According to ABC News, Rouhani said Iran has been
According to a new CBS News/New York Times poll conducted September 19-23, Barack Obama’s handling of foreign policy with Syria and Iran has been so inept that more Americans now disapprove of his stewardship than approve of it. 49% of
This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com Greenpeace tangles with the wrong country — Russia President Obama blasts Russia and Iran over Syria Iran’s president Hassan Rouhani ‘snubs’ Obama at United Nations Greenpeace tangles with the wrong country — Russia A
By BASSEM MROUEAssociated PressBEIRUTLebanese airport officials say a team of U.N. chemical weapons inspectors has arrived in Beirut on its way back to Syria. U.N officials say the inspectors will complete their investigation into “pending credible allegations” of chemical weapons
On September 24, the State Department announced Obama is providing “$339 million in additional… humanitarian aid to support those affected by the ongoing crisis in Syria.” This brings the total in U.S. funds for the Syrian people to nearly $1.4
Fresh from rejecting President Barack Obama’s attempt to meet him at the United Nations, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani launched a blistering anti-American attack from the rostrum at the General Assembly on Tuesday, accusing the United States of bigotry, “crimes,” and
President Barack Obama’s address to the opening of the United Nations relied heavily on a rhetorical device he has used often, but never to quite the same extent–namely, describing both sides of an argument and then suggesting that his own
Pop superstar Justin Timberlake has weighed in on President Barack Obama, skipping past the leader’s handling of Syria, the economy or other weighty matters. Timberlake confirmed Obama’s cool quotient during a chat with Jay Leno on The Tonight Show this
President Barack Obama struck an apologetic tone at the United Nations on Tuesday, reassuring the General Assembly that the U.S. had “shifted away from a perpetual war footing,” and describing new limits on America’s use of soldiers, drones, and intelligence.
President Barack Obama is mulling a meeting Tuesday at the United Nations with Iranian leader Hassan Rouhani. They will also both be present at a private luncheon held for heads of state by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, and Secretary of
