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Tag Archives: election
Iran Protests: It’s not about Twitter, it’s not about us
It's easy for Americans to believe that an election could be stolen in Iran, but next to impossible for most of us to believe that it could be stolen in our own country.
Posted in Current Affairs, Science & Technology, middle east, politics Also tagged iran, sarah jaffe 11 Comments
Iran election: Ahmadinejad’s “win” is a coup d’etat
The speed with which the results were announced has concerned many, especially since it breaks with existing protocol.
Posted in Current Affairs, middle east, politics Also tagged eskandar sadeghi, iran, mahmoud ahmadinejad, mir-hossein mousavi 1 Comment
What Just Happened? The fringe appeal of the BNP
If anything, this all reminds me of a German fringe party that smartened up its act to win power back in the late 1920s.
Election reporting in Ireland: don’t leave it to the pros
If it was not for a group of unpaid, dedicated bloggers, the Irish people might still be wondering who would represent them at both local and European level.
Hearting Huckabee: A Story of Woe
Election 2008 is bound to be somewhat of a disappointment, regardless of the possible outcome. This isn’t meant as an insult toward the candidates, many of whom are interesting people, but toward our so-called democratic process in general.
Regarding Henry full movie
Let’s see here: The two-party system stifles diversity of thought in one of the [...]
Rudy Giuliani: Just How Far Will His Dance Take Him?
An examination of what a Giuliani presidency may mean for the United States, and the world, by a popular Muslim American blogger and freelance writer whose work is available on umarlee.com.
Election 2006
Our columnist provides some sober reflections on the results of the US Congressional elections.
It’s the Movies, Stupid!
Do you think you have heard every possible analysis of the reasons for John Kerry’s defeat? Think again …
Yulia Tymoshenko’s candidacy: looking beyond the dichotomy