Nationalism: The Last Refuge of the Political Loser

AntiWar by Leon Hadar | Jul. 5, 2006 (Opinion)

It seems like only yesterday American pundits were writing political obituaries for President George W. Bush and his Republican allies on Capitol Hill. With the anti-American violence in Iraq showing no signs of ending any time soon and helping to force Mr. Bush's approval ratings in the public opinion polls to the low 30s, the consensus among political analysts in Washington was that the Republicans would suffer a major blow in the coming mid-term ... Full Story »

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by Fabrice Florin - Oct. 1, 2008

This author is so partisan and intent on discrediting the Bush Administration and the Republicans that he ends up achieving quite the opposite. The use of unnamed sources and derogatory language immediately raises concerns about the veracity of this opinion piece. Though it may indeed be true that the Bush Administration is trying to fan fears of terrorism with dramatic announcements, the author does not support his argument as well as he might have with a more reasoned approach.

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