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Tag: Leaders

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Israeli Official Sees Attacking Iran Unavoidable

An Israeli official was quoted Friday as saying that “attacking Iran in order to stop its nuclear plans will be unavoidable,” a remark that may further escalate tensions between the two countries as leaders continue to lob rhetorical digs at each other.

Posted on Jun 6, 2008 READ MORE | 84 COMMENTS

$20 Million for ‘Good News’ From Iraq

According to the Washington Post: “U.S. military leaders in Baghdad have put out for bid a two-year, $20 million public relations contract that calls for extensive monitoring of U.S. and Middle Eastern media in an effort to promote more positive coverage of news from Iraq.” Your money at work! (Via boingboing)

Posted on Sep 1, 2006 READ MORE | 7 COMMENTS

What? You Expected Real Lobbying Reform?

House Republican leaders have stripped a pending bill of language that would require lobbyists to disclose their fundraising activities and contacts with lawmakers.

Posted on Apr 24, 2006 READ MORE

Seven Questions: What’s Next for Iraq?

An Arabic-speaking U.S. reporter in Iraq talks about the possible collapse of the country, and urges American policymakers to make friendly overtures toward Iran.

Posted on Apr 1, 2006 READ MORE

Bush Opposes Jaafari as Iraq’s Next Leader, Say Shiites

The U.S. ambassador has told Shiite officials that the president does not want Ibrahim al-Jaafari to remain in power, mocking the notion that U.S.-sponsored elections were intended to give Iraqis control over their government.

Posted on Mar 29, 2006 READ MORE | 4 COMMENTS

86 Evangelical Leaders Join to Fight Global Warming

Finally! Evangelicals in the news for something unrelated to divisive social issues. | story

Posted on Feb 8, 2006 READ MORE | 4 COMMENTS

Rice Admits U.S. Underestimated Hamas Threat

Quick, someone bring out the smelling salts! A White House official just admitted a mistake. | story

Posted on Jan 29, 2006 READ MORE | 1 COMMENT

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Sympathy for Al Qaeda Surges in Pakistan

While our missile attack may have killed some top Al Qaeda leaders, it has also led to thousands of protesters chanting, “Long Live Osama bin Laden!” | story
The really scary thing: Look at how young some of the protesters are.