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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 Moses Gbah: Governor Chris Christie’s- “Bridge-Gate”

By Princeton Moses G.

Jan

25

2014

In a controversy befitting a Shakespearean drama, Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) is now embroiled in a scandal which threatens to ruin his governorship, and soil his reputation along with his Presidential aspirations to disastrous effect. The governor came under-fire from critics when one of his acolytes (Aide) in his office, emails and text messages ...

Princeton Moses Gbah: Immigration Reform

By Princeton Moses G.

Jan

13

2014

The potential fluidity of American Politics at times even baffles the politically astute. It wasn’t long ago, though an eternity in political terms, when the political pundits, even the conservative ones, ostentatiously proclaimed that the GOP’s political viability henceforth strongly rested on the Party’s ability to appeal to minority voters, especially Hispanics who supported the ...

Sorry Green/Progressive/Family You’ll Never Get a Chance 2

By Daniel McKay

Oct

31

2012

I know many people hope to see the rise of a third party to rival that of the establishment. Sorry to break it to everyone, but that just isn’t going to happen. The reason? The country wasn’t designed that way. This is not to say that parties can’t change, parties have mutated and evolved over ...

Gov. Romney’s Superb Night At The Debate 1

By Princeton Moses G.

Oct

4

2012

Gov. Romney won round one of the Presidential Debates: The truth travels a peculiar and often times impediment-ridden road in search for redemption. Last night’s Presidential debate was a culmination of such a journey. The Obama campaign and its Super-PAC have spent millions successfully trying to make Gov. Mitt Romney insufferable to the American people. ...

Sean Hannity Hates Democracy!

By Daniel McKay

Sep

23

2012

Hannity “I like democracy, except when I don’t like it” – Okay… well that’s pretty much what he said. People like Hannity, and others, hypocritically say they want democracy, and want us to fight for it abroad, except when it leads to non-christian, non-west leadership. People hold up signs in Egypt asking for freedom and ...

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By Daniel McKay

Sep

1

2012