Politics

Donald Trump the Villain!! 2

By Princeton Moses G.

Jan

27

2016

by Princeton Moses Gbah Right-Wing extremists (Far-Right) has long existed in the Dark Chasms of American Life, often tucked away from Polite Company like a blemish as if in an otherwise immaculate world. Exiled, but yet free to invariably created a world in which xenophobia, sexism and racist ideologies are allowed to fester in a ...

By Princeton Moses Gbah: Ebola in Liberia; Pres. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s Conundrum! 2

By Princeton Moses G.

Sep

9

2014

The Late renown Irish Playwright (George Bernard Shaw) once wrote, “Democracy is a form of government that substitutes election by the incompetent many for appointment by the corrupt few.” Shaw’s view on democratic governance rings true in many of the world’s democracies today; perhaps comprehensively. But it echoes particularly in a rather poignant way in so-called African Democracies. ...

Princeton Gbah:The Syrian Crises

By Princeton Moses G.

Jan

28

2014

The Syrian crisis is now in it’s third year. Meanwhile; Bashar Al Assad still manages to cling to power like a cantankerous bully whose reign has seen better days. And rebel forces of all stripes in Syria are as recalcitrant as Pres. Assad is unwavering in his fight to maintain his power. Unfortunately; the true victims ...

The Politics of Detrimental Progressivism! Front-line Women

By Princeton Moses G.

Feb

10

2013

There is a scene in the Hollywood Blockbuster hit “Titanic,” when the massive ship once thought unsinkable began to sink deep into the abyss of the North Atlantic after hitting an iceberg. When it became apparent that they had to abandon-ship, the crew began to lower down the ship’s limited supply of life-boats with the ...

Princeton Moses Gbah: The Republican Party’s Path Forward 1

By Princeton Moses G.

Nov

18

2012

Decades from now, when Political Historians are analyzing their way through the archives of American Political History, they shall conclude with unanimous certitude, that the 2012 Presidential Election results were indeed an insidious apogee of the Republican Party’s descent into political abyss. A defeat brought upon by political malpractice, self-injurious behavior foiled amid a tidal-wave ...

Political Posturing in the Fiscal Cliff Deal – Another Look 1

By Daniel McKay

Nov

16

2012

Both the Democrats and Republicans drew lines in the sand in recent days about what their side is willing to give in the debt deal. With these lines drawn, we are beginning to see what the battle will look like, and our predictions are being recognized. Obama and Democrats came out early and said that ...

The Politics of Extremism was dealt a Severe Blow on Election Day 1

By Princeton Moses G.

Nov

9

2012

In 1964 the Republican Party’s nominee for President of the United States, the Senator from Arizona, Berry Goldwater during his nomination speech proclaimed to his party as a precaution that, “Extremism in the defense of Liberty is no vice, and moderation in the pursuit of liberty is no virtue.” But on the issue of ...

Obama wins re-election bid. What to expect the next 4 years 3

By Daniel McKay

Nov

6

2012

Well the election is over, and as the results have come in we can officially announce that President Barack Obama will remain at the helm for the next four years. So now the question is, what can we expect the next four years? During campaigns we see a lack of movement in government, congress gridlocks ...

The Death of Facts 5

By Daniel McKay

Nov

3

2012

We live in a world where facts matter. Knowing that if I eat arsenic I die, or leaving my car on inside the garage shuts down the supply of oxygen to my body and leads to death can save my life. Facts are things that can’t be avoided, even if you choose to ignore them- ...

‘Fool’s Gold’ 1

By Princeton Moses G.

Nov

2

2012

“Morning Joe” host, Joe Scarborough often refers to the Republican Party’s futile efforts to win the State of Pennsylvania as “Fool’s Gold,” because every election cycle, the Party invests an exorbitant amount of time and money into the state, just to see the fruits of their labor on Election Night slowly enveloped into atrophy, like ...