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]]> By: Jonathan Weiler: Deafening Silence: Why Our Ongoing Wars Are Not a Campaign Issue | Secure 10 http://newsone.com/obama/jonathan-weiler/debate-recap-both-candidates-promise-more-war/comment-page-1/#comment-1982245 Jonathan Weiler: Deafening Silence: Why Our Ongoing Wars Are Not a Campaign Issue | Secure 10 Thu, 28 Oct 2010 20:39:24 +0000 http://newsone.com/?p=7912#comment-1982245 [...] and national security merits. Already during the 2008 general campaign, Obama made quite clear that he had no intention of challenging any of the deep-seated foundations of American militarism that have built up over decades. What opposition he continued to voice to some of the practices of [...] [...] and national security merits. Already during the 2008 general campaign, Obama made quite clear that he had no intention of challenging any of the deep-seated foundations of American militarism that have built up over decades. What opposition he continued to voice to some of the practices of [...]

]]> By: Jonathan Weiler: Deafening Silence: Why Our Ongoing Wars Are Not a Campaign Issue – ArticlesInbox http://newsone.com/obama/jonathan-weiler/debate-recap-both-candidates-promise-more-war/comment-page-1/#comment-1981785 Jonathan Weiler: Deafening Silence: Why Our Ongoing Wars Are Not a Campaign Issue – ArticlesInbox Thu, 28 Oct 2010 19:57:24 +0000 http://newsone.com/?p=7912#comment-1981785 [...] and national security merits. Already during the 2008 general campaign, Obama made quite clear that he had no intention of challenging any of the deep-seated foundations of American militarism that have built up over decades. What opposition he continued to voice to some of the practices of [...] [...] and national security merits. Already during the 2008 general campaign, Obama made quite clear that he had no intention of challenging any of the deep-seated foundations of American militarism that have built up over decades. What opposition he continued to voice to some of the practices of [...]

]]> By: Jonathan Weiler: President Obama, Ronald Reagan and Our Fraying Social Contract — NabinPradhan.Com http://newsone.com/obama/jonathan-weiler/debate-recap-both-candidates-promise-more-war/comment-page-1/#comment-1308715 Jonathan Weiler: President Obama, Ronald Reagan and Our Fraying Social Contract — NabinPradhan.Com Tue, 22 Jun 2010 16:29:14 +0000 http://newsone.com/?p=7912#comment-1308715 [...] I did not regard him as likely to effectuate, within eighteen months, a progressive revolution. His quite conventional and unfortunate views on war-fighting were already clear. HIs ties to Wall Street during the campaign were well-documented, for anyone [...] [...] I did not regard him as likely to effectuate, within eighteen months, a progressive revolution. His quite conventional and unfortunate views on war-fighting were already clear. HIs ties to Wall Street during the campaign were well-doc**ented, for anyone [...]

]]> By: More War « Weilerblog http://newsone.com/obama/jonathan-weiler/debate-recap-both-candidates-promise-more-war/comment-page-1/#comment-655707 More War « Weilerblog Thu, 26 Nov 2009 14:32:07 +0000 http://newsone.com/?p=7912#comment-655707 [...] As I wrote in September 2008, after the first Obama-McCain debate, both candidates were promising more war: [...] [...] As I wrote in September 2008, after the first Obama-McCain debate, both candidates were promising more war: [...]

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