Obama
Obama’s Woes and US Imperialism
Sat, 2010-11-06 12:46 — subhanil
A blog post on President Obama's recent defeat in US midterm elections and his visit to India
Beware of Obama's Groundhog Day
In his latest column for the New Statesman, John Pilger reckons 'Groundhog Day', the black comedy about time repeating itself, might be a parable for the Age of Obama - as the president-elect's major appointments turn out to be almost totally retro, without a single figure representing those who voted for him.
A Kinder, Gentler Imperialism?
Both major party presidential candidates have been sparring over the focus, scope, and reach of the Bush Administration’s self-proclaimed “War on Terrorism.” Each, in their own way, look to tweak the grand designs of imperial power to properly and correctly align it with their particular ideological proclivities and vision of American global hegemony.
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