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Disunity may sink GOP this fall

Monday, 16 August 2010 14:25 by Bill Moloney
(Nantucket, Aug. 16) The two topics dominating summer cocktail chatter on this resort island thirty miles off the coast of Massachusetts both have a nautical flavor. The first involves the return of the Great White Sharks.  Ever since Peter Benc... [More]

Appeasement seems to be in Dems' DNA

Wednesday, 16 June 2010 10:13 by Bill Moloney
 Poor Bubba.  Not only is he exposed as Obama’s messenger boy in the sleazy Sestak affair, but now friends report he is absolutely livid over the devastating portrayal of him in the new HBO drama “The Special Relationship”... [More]

Tenure reform in Colo: Now comes the hard part

Thursday, 20 May 2010 15:41 by Bill Moloney
Given the difficult, courageous, and ultimately successful legislative battle they just waged, the supporters of Colorado’s landmark teacher tenure reform bill –SB-191- should not be denied a brief moment of celebration over an initiative... [More]

"Small Bill" could be GOP answer to Obamacare

Wednesday, 12 May 2010 15:26 by Bill Moloney
(Centennial Fellow) In the battle over health care the Democrats’ great advantage was successfully identifying themselves with the plight of thirty three million uninsured Americans.  When Republicans  advanced their own plan to the C... [More]
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America's new foreign policy: Weak & dangerous

Thursday, 22 April 2010 02:51 by Bill Moloney
In the 1930s Franklin Roosevelt realized that U.S. leadership and power were the indispensable elements in any acceptable world order and with extraordinary skill and courage overcame the forces of isolationism in his own country and moved America to... [More]

America in Vietnam: The Hinge of Fate

Thursday, 4 March 2010 16:40 by Bill Moloney
Review Essay on Lewis Sorley’s A Better War(Centennial Fellow) In the sixty-five years since the end of World War II the most significant and formative single event in American history- beyond any question- is the Vietnam War.  It reshaped... [More]

US-China Relations: The Long View From Beijing

Monday, 15 February 2010 15:08 by Bill Moloney
(Centennial Fellow) In the classic musical My Fair Lady,  Professor Henry Higgins plaintively asks “Why can’t a Woman be more like a Man?”  Similarly Americans perpetually wonder “Why can’t other countries... [More]

Mass. rebuke to BHO recalls the 1938 humbling of FDR

Sunday, 24 January 2010 15:29 by Bill Moloney
When praising his own “accomplishments” Barack Obama has an unusual fondness for the word “unprecedented” though invariably his assertions lack any historical validity.  In contrast the voters of Massachusetts can now cla... [More]

Iran 2010: The Threat and the Opportunity

Tuesday, 19 January 2010 06:36 by Bill Moloney
(Centennial Fellow) WASHINGTON, JAN. 17 - When judgment is rendered on the success or failure of U.S. foreign policy in 2010 the verdict will depend more than anything on the outcome of our confrontation with Iran. The threat to U.S. global inte... [More]

Why not a three-year college degree?

Thursday, 24 December 2009 03:50 by Bill Moloney
There is a consensus that the desperate plight of higher education finances in Colorado calls not for tinkering around the edges but a radical re-examination of basic premises.  The traditional solution of “Give Them More Money” is s... [More]