Posts Tagged ‘USA’
Game On
Our American election watcher shares her views on the crucial Iowa Republican caucus earlier this week
The state of the race
With the first Republican caucuses now less than a month away, our American writer offers more insight into who the republicans will choose to fight for the Presidency
Warren for Massachusetts
Elizabeth Warren in polarising – and enthusing – opinion in what looks to be the most lively contest for the US Senate this Fall
American Idol
Never heard of Zelda Fitzgerald? Read on and discover more about one of the most significant women in twentieth century American literature
Camelot Revisited
Half a century on, the Kennedy clan still evokes fervent interest – not least the former First Lady, who’s audio tapes from 1963 have recently been released
Mockingbirds and the Mythical South
An impassioned explorer begins her account of her summer travels in the Deep South with a reflection on the complexities underpinning its society and classic literature
The curious tale of the Presidential memoir
The presidential memoir has become a standard expectation of a modern politician – here are some reflections on the best volumes in recent years
GOP 2012: It’s only just begun
We may be “all electioned out” over here, but the other side of the Atlantic the race for the Republican nomination has begun
Time now to end liberal confusion over al-Qaeda
Bin Laden is dead. With him should also die the liberal left’s shameful tacit support for al-Qaeda as a bulwark against supposed US imperialism
A Vote for Apathy
An American intern describes her attempts to engage with the recent referendum, and reflects on the result
Obama does God – and that’s a good thing
By all accounts, Barack Obama’s speech last week in the wake of the Arizona shootings reclaimed his crown as a dazzling orator, and he has squarely answered his right wing enemies







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