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Monthly Archives: February 2010
From Vladimir with cunning
by Ken Feltman Anyone who doesn’t regret the passing of the Soviet Union has no heart. Anyone who wants it restored has no brains. – Vladimir Putin My comments about Vladimir Putin in last month’s Radnor Geopolitical Report drew many positive … Continue reading
Posted in Controversial, Geopolitical, Ken Feltman
Tagged Belarus, Black Sea, Caucasus, European Union, Gazprom, Georgia, Gerhard Schröder, Kiev, Moscow, NATO, pipeline, Rus, Russia, Sevastopol, Tymoshenkoi, Ukraine, Vikings, Vladimir Putin, Yanukovych
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Is Obama tone deaf?
by Ken Feltman Focus groups convened after President Obama’s latest attempt to revive healthcare legislation suggest that the president may have misjudged the willingness of the public to tolerate Washington devoting more time to healthcare now. Participants were noisy, angry, … Continue reading
Do Republicans know why Brown won?
By Ken Feltman You cannot depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus. – Mark Twain “The World Bids Farewell to Obama” screamed a headline in Der Spiegel, a leading German publication. “U.S. President Barack Obama suffered … Continue reading
Republicans are behind the Democrats in fundraising
by Ken Feltman With the Supreme Court striking down key parts of McCain-Feingold campaign finance legislation, GOP officials hope to benefit from corporate election spending. But business is always more cautious than organized labor. It may take the cautious business community … Continue reading
Posted in Ken Feltman, Politics
Tagged business, fund raising, McCain-Feingold, organized labor, Republicans, Supreme Court
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