Category Archives: International Relations

What The First 100 Days Of Mitt Romney Will Mean To Ohio

Posted on June 24, 2012 by Alan Cosgrove

Mitt Romney’s campaign have released a series of campaign ads that describe what the first 100 days will mean to each state. This one features Ohio. “During President Romney’s first 100 days, he will stand up to China and repeal … Continue reading →

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German Gabor Steingart Says President Obama Missed The Point

Posted on June 23, 2012 by Alan Cosgrove

Handelsblatt Editor-in-Chief Gabor Steingart responds to President Obama’s criticism of a Glenn Hubbard op-ed that appeared in the paper. Steingart says, My name is Gabor Steingart, and I am the editor in chief of the Handelsblatt, Germany’s leading business daily. … Continue reading →

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President Obama Tells Mitt Romney That Politics Ends At The Waters Edge

Posted on June 20, 2012 by Alan Cosgrove

During a press conference at the G-20 Summit in Mexico President Obama was asked about a comment from a Romney economic adviser in a German publication. President Obama responded by saying, “With respect to Mr. Romney’s advisers, I’d suggest you … Continue reading →

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A Song For The Leaker In Chief Obama, Tell On Me

Posted on June 18, 2012 by Alan Cosgrove

With all the controversy surrounding possible leaks from the White House to boost President Obama’s image comes satire from Israel. A song to the Leaker-in-Chief from America’s friends, based on the immortal song of Ben E. King, “Stand by Me.” … Continue reading →

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