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Posted on February 15, 2014
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The United States and Afghanistan have negotiated a security agreement that Karzai says the future government in Kabul must decide whether it will accept it or not. His regime has also been talking to the Taliban, trying to make peace with them.
Posted on December 10, 2013
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Posted on October 10, 2013
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Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani seeks better relations and talks with the United States. This is a positive development and ought to be pursued, but talks can also be used as a delay tactic and result in nothing.
Posted on September 18, 2013
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The federal government will shut down in two weeks, and America could default, if the Administration and Congress, especially House Republicans, fail to agree on raising the debt ceiling and paying the country’s bills.
Category: Business & Economics, Politics, The Manalis AnalysisTags: america, clinton, debt deiling, deficit, economic growth, economy, federal government, government, manalis analysis, obama, policies, reform, spending, taxes, the motley experience
Posted on September 10, 2013
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Some conservative Republicans are still dreaming about defunding or repealing ObamaCare, which is the law of the land, whether we like it or not. Speaker Boehner and other Republicans have moved away from the idea of defunding, which could result in a government shutdown,…
Category: Business & Economics, Politics, The Manalis AnalysisTags: affordable healthcare, boehner house speaker, current events, democrats, economics, healthcare, manalis analysis, obama, obamacare, politics, reform, republicans, social reform
Posted on August 29, 2013
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The minimum wage ought to be higher, but not under current antibusiness antilabor conditions!
Category: Business & Economics, Politics, The Manalis AnalysisTags: business, economics, income, inflation, manalis analysis, minimum wage, politics, prices, public policy, small business, the motley experience
Egypt is on the brink of civil war and the military must move quickly to establish national reconciliation among all Egyptians. Mohamed Morsi was democratically-elected as president by a majority of the people, and must be allowed to go free to begin the process…
Category: Current Events, Politics, The Manalis AnalysisTags: conflect, democracy, egypt, islam, manalis analysis, middle east, military government, morsi, muslim, terrorism
President Obama should link corporate tax cuts to eliminating tax loopholes only, not other spending initiatives. His spending ideas are well-intended, but they should be debated separately.
Category: Business & Economics, Politics, The Manalis AnalysisTags: alternative energy, alternative fuel, congress, corporate tax, economics, economy, government, grand bargain, incentives, manalis analysis, obama, politics, senate, tax cuts, usa
Posted on July 30, 2013
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After a three-year hiatus in Mideast talks, Secretary of State John Kerry invited Israeli and Palestinian negotiators to Washington, D.C. to set up a plan for future negotiations. While there’s plenty of hope, no breakthrough is expected anytime soon. First of all, such…
Category: Current Events, Politics, The Manalis AnalysisTags: current events, israel, israeli palestinian conflict, kerry, manalis analysis, middle east, middle east peace talks, palestine, peace talks, politics, usa
The price of gasoline has reached $4 per gallon again in some U.S. cities, hurting consumers and businesses, especially those who are poor and middle class. High prices are containing the U.S. and world economy. Before the onset of the war in Iraq, oil…
Category: Business & Economics, The Manalis AnalysisTags: afghanistan, business, cost of living, economics, economy, food prices, gas, gas prices, inflation, iraq, keystone xl pipeline, lower costs, manalis analysis, middle east, oil, petroleum, war
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